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NUGATORY Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
Nugatory first appeared in English in the 17th century; it comes from the Latin adjective nugatorius, which can mean not only “trifling” or “frivolous” but also “futile.”

NUGATORY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
The giving of an order for the transfer of the tenancy to the housewife might be completely nugatory.

NUGATORY Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com
An adjective meaning “trifling, of no value,” nugatory comes from the Latin nugatorius, “worthless, futile,” which in turn came from the verb nugari, "to trifle or act like a fool."

NUGATORY | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
NUGATORY meaning: 1. worth nothing or of little value: 2. worth nothing or of little value: . Learn more.

Nugatory - definition of nugatory by The Free Dictionary
1. Of little or no importance; trifling: The nation's interests in such a remote region were nugatory. 2. Unavailing, futile, or invalid: Efforts to remedy the situation proved to be nugatory.

What does NUGATORY mean? - Definitions.net
Nugatory generally means of no value, importance, or significance; trifling. It can also refer to being useless, futile, or ineffectual. Etymology: [L. nugatorius, fr. nugari to trifle, nugae jests, trifles.] nū′ga-tor-i, adj. trifling: vain: insignificant: of no power: ineffectual. [L. nugatorius,— nugæ, jokes, trifles.] ...

nugatory Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.net
In legal terminology, nugatory refers to a clause or document rendered ineffective or void, having no enforceable power. Although typically used to describe actions or objects, when used metaphorically, it could describe a person's efforts or arguments deemed unimportant.

Nugatory - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms | Vocabulary.com
An adjective meaning “trifling, of no value,” nugatory comes from the Latin nugatorius, “worthless, futile,” which in turn came from the verb nugari, "to trifle or act like a fool."

NUGATORY definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
Definition of 'nugatory' nugatory in British English (ˈnjuːɡətərɪ , -trɪ ) adjective

nugatory - Definition
Nugatory is more specific than redundant; it implies the code does nothing at all, whereas redundant might mean it does something that is already being done elsewhere.

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