nullification

nullification (n[schwa]l-i-fi-kay-sh[schwa]n), n.

1. The act of making something void; specif., the action of a state in abrogating a federal law, on the basis of state sovereignty. [Cases: States 4.1(1).]

2. The state or condition of being void. See JURY NULLIFICATION.

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