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Meanings of invalidated in English

Deprived of legal force.

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        Usage of invalidated in English
        1
        If these assumptions are invalidated, the regime degenerates to one of fear.
        The Irish Times
        2
        A federal court in Texas separately invalidated Allergan's Restasis patents on Monday.
        Reuters
        3
        To be critical of Rafe now would have invalidated all that progress.
        While galileo preys
        4
        Mayo won the first round when a district court invalidated the patents.
        Reuters
        5
        I give you such evidence, because it cannot be invalidated nor denied.
        My Bondage and My Freedom
        6
        Even when a witness is paid, his testimony is not thereby invalidated.
        Hebraic Literature; Translations from the Talmud, Midrashim and ...
        7
        A court decision last year invalidated a North Carolina law banning same-sex marriage.
        Reuters
        8
        The one in no degree invalidated the truth or actuality of the other.
        Deadham Hard: A Romance
        9
        What explained Buchanan's stunning performance and the thousands of invalidated ballots?
        A whole new mind: why right-brainers will rule the future
        10
        The plan was never implemented after a lower court invalidated it in 2015.
        Reuters
        11
        The only question was whether it would be invalidated by the new dispensation.
        The Inside Story of the Peace Conference
        12
        I'll never have my marriage invalidated because of the sex of my partner.
        The Guardian
        13
        Harris said the Supreme Court invalidated the preclearance map, but not the process itself.
        Reuters
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        The order is effective immediately and won't be invalidated even he lodges an appeal.
        Radio NZ
        15
        It was the first time a federal court has invalidated a patent on genes.
        Wired
        16
        These results have to be confirmed or invalidated by a prospective multicentric randomised study.
        Pubmed
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