/ˈnaɪhɪl/ – Noun
Definition: “hoàn toàn không có gì” (việc phủ định hoàn toàn chuyện nợ nần).
A more throughout explanation: In legal English, the term “nihil” refers to a Latin term meaning “nothing.” It is often used in legal contexts to indicate that a particular claim, document, or action has no legal effect or consequence. It signifies that something is null, void, or of no legal significance.
Example: In the eyes of the law, the defendant’s actions amounted to NIHIL, as there was no evidence to support the allegations against them.