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What is nul in french?

"Nul" in French means "null" or "worthless". It can be used in a variety of contexts, including:

* To describe something of no value or importance: "This argument is nul." (This argument is worthless.)

* To indicate something is invalid or nonexistent: "The contract is nul." (The contract is invalid.)

* To express disapproval or disdain: "Your plan is nul." (Your plan is worthless.)

It's important to note that "nul" is a very strong word and should be used with caution. It can be considered rude or offensive if used inappropriately.

Here are some other related words in French:

* "Nul et non avenu" - void and unenforceable

* "Nulle part" - nowhere

* "Nullement" - not at all

If you want to express that something is simply not good, you could use other words like:

* "Mauvais" - bad

* "Médiocre" - mediocre

* "Inutile" - useless

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