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Meanings of invalidated in English

Deprived of legal force.

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