The action of reverse, v.1 (in various senses).

The action of revoking or annulling a law, edict, etc. Also: †recall from exile (obsolete).

Law. The action of terminating or putting an end to. The action or fact of abating a legal proceeding, writ, etc.; an instance of this (see abate, v.1…

The action of crossing or blotting out, annulling, rescinding, etc. (see the verb); cancellation.

The action or an act of annulling an agreement, decision, result, etc.; annulment.

Law. Now rare. The rendering of a right, condition, contract, etc., null and void; annulment.

Annulment; = avoidance, n. 2.

Law. Annulment of a judgment, sentence, or decree, esp. one made by a lower court or authority; an instance of this. Also in figurative context.

Scots Law. The action of rescinding or annulling a deed, decree, etc. (see reduce, v. 26); an action seeking to achieve this.

The action or an act of repealing a law, sentence, etc.; annulment, abrogation.

The putting an end to (a contract, right, etc.); abolition (of a law, custom, †tax). In Law also spec. ‘the annihilation of a collateral interest…

The act of abrogating something; the repeal or abolition of a law, custom, institution, etc. Also: the state of being abrogated.

The action of obrogate, v.; an instance of this.

displacement, removal; (later) esp. removal from or downgrading of position, rank, or place.

Law. The action of rendering something null or of no effect. Obsolete.

The action of reversing something, or the fact of being reversed; reversal. Also: an instance of this.

The revoking of an edict. Obsolete. rare.

The action or an act of disaffirming something (see disaffirm, v.); annulment, cancellation; repudiation; negation. Cf. disaffirmation, n.

The action of making void or of no effect; voidance, invalidation, annulment. (Esp. in Law.)

The action of taking away or cancelling; annulment, revocation.

The action of annulling, making void, or depriving of legal authority or validity.

The action of rendering void or invalid; = voidance, n. 4.

Law. The rendering of something null and void; annulment; = defeasance, n. 2b.

The action or an act of declaring an official agreement, decision, result, etc., to be invalid or no longer of legal effect.

The action of annulling a law. Cf. unlaw, v.2

Law. The action of rendering something, esp. a right or interest, null and void; annulment. Cf. defeat, v. 3, defeasance, n. 2b.

Law. The action of quashing a suit, legal process, etc., after the expiry of a fixed period of time; the expiry of a right, etc., after a fixed…

The action of invalidating or rendering invalid.

Annulment, repeal, abrogation; an instance of this.

The setting aside, abrogation, or annulment of a rule, law, authority, conditions, etc. Usually with of.

The action or an act of disaffirming something (see disaffirm, v.); annulment, cancellation; repudiation; negation. Cf. disaffirmance, n.

the repeal of an enactment.

Law. The action or an act of rendering a legal instrument or document no longer legally binding; cancellation or annulment of an order of court…