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Adjective: invalidated  in'va-lu,dey-tid
  1. Proven false or incorrect
    "The theory was invalidated by new evidence"
     
  2. (law) rendered void or without legal force
    "The invalidated agreement was no longer enforceable";
    - nullified
Verb: invalidate  in'va-li,deyt
  1. Declare invalid
    "The court invalidated the contract";
    - annul, quash, void, avoid, nullify
     
  2. Take away the legal force of or render ineffective
    "invalidate a contract";
    - void, vitiate
     
  3. Make invalid for use
    "invalidate cheques or tickets";
    - cancel

See also: invalid

Type of: alter, cancel, change, contradict, mark, modify, negate, score, strike down

Antonym: validate