A more thorough explanation:

adnihilare

Adnihilare means to cancel or make something void. It is a legal term used in history.

• The judge decided to adnihilare the contract because it was not legally binding.
• The new law will adnihilare the previous one, which means it will no longer be valid.

These examples show how adnihilare is used to describe the act of canceling or making something void. In the first example, the contract was not legally binding, so the judge decided to adnihilare it, which means it was no longer valid. In the second example, the new law will adnihilare the previous one, which means the old law will no longer be valid.