The present participle of disannul; the act of reversing an annulment or invalidating a nullification.
Present participle of disannul formed with -ing suffix, used to describe the ongoing action or gerund form of the verb.
The process of disannulling was historically slow and bureaucratic—requiring petitions and documentation—which is why some marriages remained legally uncertain for years while authorities debated whether an annulment should stand.
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