invalidated (Meaning)
invalidated (s)
deprived of legal force
invalidated (imp. & p. p.)
of Invalidate
Synonyms & Antonyms of invalidated
Synonyms:
- inaccurate
- loose
- suspicious
- questionable
- inexact
- approximate
- imprecise
- noncommittal
- shaky
- suspect
- problematic
- faulty
- mushy
- fishy
- inexplicit
- wrong
- flawed
- incorrect
- problematical
- mistaken
- equivocal
- open
Antonyms:
- validated
- absolute
- indubitable
- unproblematic
- valid
- unquestionable
- correct
- unproblematic
- indubitable
- unqualified
- undeniable
- supported
- correct
- confirmed
- supported
- incontrovertible
- true
- open-and-shut
- validated
- undoubted
- irrefutable
- established
- determined
- valid
- established
- absolute
- right
- determined
- substantiated
- undeniable
- true
- substantiated
- unqualified
- right
- irrefutable
- confirmed
- incontrovertible
- open-and-shut
- undoubted
- unquestionable
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
indeterminate, unclear, indefinable, indistinct, vague, erroneous, unconfirmed, undefined, ambiguous, unsubstantiated
certain, positive, conclusive, certain, definite, obvious, sure, definitive, clear, 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.
