invalidates

There is a huge variety of experiences to be had—some will be more difficult than others but that by no means invalidates them.

When Nicki reveals that Kathy is the Jane Doe witness and Kathy's twin invalidates Kathy's testimony, Roman is freed.

I am deeply sorry for the error, which invalidates my piece.

In essence, women are dying earlier because society invalidates their choice of partner.

The twelfth study of Op. 10 (composed in September, 1831) invalidates all she says about fire, passion, and rushing torrents.

This argument, however, by no means invalidates my position.

The table, however, invalidates the current notion that all the so-called savage races are in a state of decrease.

Another circumstance much invalidates his evidence, and diminishes his reputation for honesty.

If their occurrence is frequent and indeed habitual, their absence in no way invalidates the diagnosis.