invalidated (Meaning)
invalidated (s)
deprived of legal force
invalidated (imp. & p. p.)
of Invalidate
Synonyms & Antonyms of invalidated
Synonyms:
- inaccurate
- flawed
- mistaken
- problematical
- questionable
- noncommittal
- inexact
- problematic
- fishy
- wrong
- suspicious
- inexplicit
- faulty
- suspect
- loose
- mushy
- shaky
- incorrect
- equivocal
- approximate
- open
- imprecise
Antonyms:
- true
- irrefutable
- unqualified
- right
- right
- established
- undoubted
- incontrovertible
- open-and-shut
- determined
- correct
- unqualified
- supported
- substantiated
- true
- irrefutable
- validated
- valid
- confirmed
- validated
- open-and-shut
- determined
- indubitable
- confirmed
- unproblematic
- unproblematic
- supported
- established
- correct
- substantiated
- unquestionable
- valid
- indubitable
- unquestionable
- undoubted
- absolute
- undeniable
- undeniable
- incontrovertible
- absolute
invalidated Sentence Examples
- The court invalidated the marriage contract due to irregularities in the documentation.
- His argument was invalidated by contradictory evidence presented during the debate.
- The scientist discovered a flaw in the experiment that invalidated the results.
- The judge invalidated the will because it did not meet the legal requirements.
- The passport was invalidated after the traveler reported it lost and obtained a new one.
- The software update inadvertently invalidated several user accounts, causing widespread frustration.
- The warranty on the product was invalidated due to unauthorized modifications.
- The professor invalidated the student's thesis due to a lack of credible sources.
- The error in the calculation invalidated the accuracy of the financial forecast.
- The court ruling invalidated the company's attempt to enforce the non-compete clause.
FAQs About the word invalidated
deprived of legal forceof Invalidate
ambiguous, undefined, indefinable, general, unconfirmed, indeterminate, erroneous, indistinct, unsubstantiated,unsupported
clear, obvious, indisputable, sure, clear-cut, incontestable, certain, indisputable, decisive, definite
The court invalidated the marriage contract due to irregularities in the documentation.
His argument was invalidated by contradictory evidence presented during the debate.
The scientist discovered a flaw in the experiment that invalidated the results.
The judge invalidated the will because it did not meet the legal requirements.
