invalidated (C1)
verb
Pronunciation: /ɪnˈvælɪdeɪt/
Definition
Make something legally or logically null, void, or ineffective.
Examples
Failure to sign the document will invalidate the entire contract.
New evidence emerged that served to invalidate his previous testimony.
The warranty is void if you attempt to invalidate the security seal.
How to Use invalidated
- invalidate a contract (collocation)
- to legally end an agreement — "The breach of terms will invalidate the contract."
- invalidate a claim (collocation)
- to prove a statement is false or unsupported — "New data helped invalidate his earlier claim."
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