invalidated
/ɪnˈvælɪdeɪtɪd/
adjective
- Made no longer legally or officially acceptable; rendered void.
- The invalidated ticket could not be used for entry.
- They had to reapply because their previous application was invalidated.
- The invalidated contract left both parties without legal protection.
- Proven to be false or incorrect.
- His invalidated claim caused him to lose the case.
- The study's results were invalidated by a major error in the data.
- The invalidated theory was replaced by a new model.
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verb
- Past tense of invalidate: made something no longer legally or officially acceptable, or proved it false.
- The court invalidated the election results due to fraud.
- The new evidence invalidated the previous conclusion.
- She invalidated the check by writing on it incorrectly.