-
diagram is a knot
diagram in
which there are no
reducible crossings (also
nugatory or
removable crossings), or in
which all of the
reducible crossings have...
- "unenforceable". Black's Law
Dictionary defines 'void' as: Void. Null; ineffectual;
nugatory;
having no
legal force or
binding effect; unable, in law, to
support the...
-
mistakenly given to
someone who did not have a
right to a coat
would be
nugatory.[citation needed]
Augmentations could be of any kind: an ordinary, a charge...
-
utmost pitch by Mendelssohn's
endeavour to
speak out a vague, an
almost nugatory Content as
interestingly and
spiritedly as possible. The
philosopher Friedrich...
- seminude,
seminudity nugae nug-
trifles nugacious, nugacity, nugation,
nugatory nūmen nūmin- nod numen,
numinous numerus numer-
number denumerable, enumerable...
-
close collaboration any such
inquiry seems singularly superfluous and
nugatory". Broedel, a
historian who
writes that it is
likely that Sprenger's contribution...
- who
skilfully observes them, will find,
after many preambles, and many
nugatory and incoherent,
though ornamented speeches, the
desired explanation conve****...
-
liable to
become a dead letter, the work done by
Parliament may be
rendered nugatory, and the
democratic election of
Members of
Parliament may
become a meaningless...
-
surety turns out to be insolvent, the
purpose of the bond is
rendered nugatory. Thus, the
surety on a bond is
usually an
insurance company whose solvency...
-
conceded to the court, the very
power of
judicial review would be
rendered nugatory and the
entire exercise meaningless. If the
court cannot grant the relief...
