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annulment Definition

an·nul·ment (ə nul′mənt)

noun

  1. an annulling or being annulled
  2. an invalidation, as of a marriage, by the decree of a court

annulment Synonyms

annulment

n.

invalidation, nullification, dissolution, divorce; see cancellation.

annulment Usage Examples

Preposition: on

  • ground: This commitment must be honored to enable an annulment on the grounds of payment in full to be achieved.

Adjective modifier

  • civil: Grounds on which you may be able to obtain a civil annulment and how to apply.
  • such: Over the medieval period, however, the " grounds " for such annulments grew in number.

Modifies a noun

  • proceeding: Bath & North East Somerset's Pensions Section will provide information to you at various stages during the divorce or annulment proceedings.
  • application: The bankrupt's attention should also be drawn to the possibility of a voluntary arrangement or annulment application.
  • order: The official receiver must inform Finance Section of the date of any annulment order made and enter the date of the annulment on LOIS.
  • form: Save money and protect your rights with divorce forms, annulment forms, and over 10,000 legal and.. .
  • paper: In case of divorce or annulment, the applicant must provide three ( 3 ) photocopies of the divorce or annulment papers.
  • process: However, we had to go through the annulment process, as my wife's marriage was considered legitimate by the Church.

Converse of object

  • seek: To England: you are now seeking annulment of Henry's marriage - how do you react to news from Rome?
  • obtain: He had come to Rome to endeavor to obtain the annulment of marriage of a lady who was in a convent at Mantua.
  • grant: The C of E has no way of granting an ecclesiastical annulment.
  • get: Would I be able to get an annulment or would I have to go through a divorce?
  • follow: It is important for the official receiver to ensure that any cautions or Form J Restrictions registered by him/her are withdrawn following the annulment.
  • want: Billy and Ally defend a woman whose husband wants an annulment.

Noun used with modifier

  • marriage: Does the Bible support the Catholic practice of a marriage annulment?

Preposition: in

  • pursuance: An order under this section shall be subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.

Preposition: of

  • marriage: Effect of dissolution or annulment of marriage on wills 19.
  • order: The bankrupt took advice and sought an annulment of the order on the grounds of payment in full using third party funds.
  • result: No annulment of the race results, no loss of championship points, and certainly no ban from future races.