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invalid
adjective as in not valid; unfounded
adjective as in sickly
noun as in sick person
Strong matches
Example Sentences
“The Progressive Party base their power on the claim that they are building the country – and that this increases living standards. If now people feel unsafe about this, then their policy is seen as invalid.”
The Supreme Court decision “makes clear” that the government’s theory of the case “was legally invalid as to all counts,” they argued.
A “complex woman”, Mrs Spencer had once aspired to the stage herself, but – according to her daughter - “just gave up on life... and decided she was an invalid at the age of 40”.
In a sequence of rulings, Carter had found that the VA had a fiduciary duty to use the land for veterans housing and that the leases were invalid because they did not primarily serve veterans.
Two Georgia courts have already ruled that the state election board’s new rules are invalid.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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