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  • He annulled the registrations with a stroke of the pen.†  (source)
  • His maturity did little to endear him to Janice's mother or grandparents, however, who didn't like the idea of Janice being married while still in high school and persuaded her to have the marriage annulled.†  (source)
  • Mary's mother couldn't figure out how on earth Father Monaghan would get the Catholic Church to agree to have my first marriage annulled.†  (source)
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  • What's 'annulled'?†  (source)
    annulled = declared invalid; or ended or canceled
  • if she could prove her self-sufficiency, she might be able to annul Adri's legal guardianship over her.†  (source)
  • Then they both remarried, and that was weird because my mother insisted on an annulment.†  (source)
    annulment = declaration of invalidity; or cancelation
  • Surely, there will be repercussions, but will they go so far as Coin annulling our agreement for the victors' immunity?†  (source)
    annulling = declaring invalid; or ending or canceling
  • If you are able to satisfy your need, your ability annuls your right to satisfy it.†  (source)
    annuls = declares invalid; or ends or cancels
  • I split for one month, it's annulled!†  (source)
    annulled = declared invalid; or ended or canceled
  • Moon Boy is more like to annul my marriage than he is.†  (source)
  • Then you can get an annulment and marry that other lady.†  (source)
    annulment = declaration of invalidity; or cancelation
  • He sadly wiped his hand clean on the seat, annulling his and Diamond's solemn covenant.†  (source)
    annulling = declaring invalid; or ending or canceling
  • But never mind, glory to the mattress which annuls a cannon!†  (source)
    annuls = declares invalid; or ends or cancels
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