Annullerede

Annullerede is the simple past tense form of the Danish verb annullere, meaning to cancel, void, or revoke. It is used to describe actions that have been completed in the past, typically in active voice. Example: Firmaet annullerede ordren. In passive constructions the past participle annulleret is used: Ordren blev annulleret.

Infinitiv: annullere; present: annullerer; past: annullerede; past participle: annulleret.

Etymology: The Danish verb comes from French annuller, ultimately from Latin annullare, meaning to make void or abolish. The noun annullering means cancellation and is used to describe the act or result of cancellation.

Usage: Annullere is often used for contracts, orders, decisions, or events. For flights or meetings, aflyse is more common in everyday language. However, both can be used with nuance; annullere denotes nullification or formal cancellation, whereas aflyse emphasizes that something did not occur as scheduled due to external factors.

See also: aflyse, annullering.