One who annuls or cancels something, particularly in legal or official contexts.
From Late Latin 'annullare' (to reduce to nothing) with the agent suffix '-er' (one who does something). The prefix 'an-' means 'to' and 'nullus' means 'nothing,' literally creating 'to nullify.'
The word 'annuler' contains a secret meaning: 'null' (nothing). When you annul something, you're saying 'let's pretend this was nothing all along'—a legal fiction with surprising philosophical depth.
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