invalidated

Word Origin & History

1640s, from invalid + -ate (2). Related: Invalidated; invalidating.

I give you such evidence, because it cannot be invalidated nor denied.

But (p. 220) all this legal argument might be invalidated by the brief.

Once that is conceded, the main argument of Grossmann's 'Heredity' is invalidated.

All official acts of Ademar since that day were invalidated.

Is it possible that all this praying is futilized and invalidated by the lack of faith?

The declaration of September 18th had been destroyed, but it had not been invalidated.

An accidental illegality had in fact just then invalidated the charter.

"That was my public name," Rose added hastily, as if she had invalidated her claim.

It invalidated not only what they were going to do, but what they had done already.

His evidence is unshakeable and cannot be invalidated by the Aryan speech of the Scythians.

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verb render null and void