Are the nullifiers of prayer limited in number?

The nullifiers of prayer are numerous and vary among jurists. They include: invalidating one's ablution, intentionally uncovering one's awrah (private parts), significant deviation from the qiblah (direction of prayer), the presence of an unremoved impurity, excessive and continuous movement without necessity, intentionally omitting a pillar, adding to it, or performing some pillars before others, intentionally saying the taslim (definition) (salutation of peace) before completion, intentionally altering the meaning during recitation, intentionally abandoning a mandatory act while remembering it, nullifying the intention, laughing out loud, intentional speech while remembering and knowing, and eating and drinking.