Invalidate example sentences

Related (8): nullify, annul, cancel, void, negate, abolish, abrogate, quash.

in·val·i·date

verb

invalidate (verb) · invalidates (third person present) · invalidated (past tense) · invalidated (past participle) · invalidating (present participle)

- make (an argument, statement, or theory) unsound or erroneous.

- deprive (an official document or procedure) of legal efficacy because of contravention of a regulation or law:

Synonyms

disprove, refute, explode, contradict, rebut, negate, gainsay, belie, discredit, expose, debunk, weaken, undermine, compromise, confute, negative, validate, support, void, nullify, annul, negate, cancel, quash, veto, overturn, overrule, override, undo, reverse, revoke, rescind, abolish, repeal, repudiate, terminate, validate

"Invalidate" Example Sentences

1. That reasoning invalidates your argument.
2. The discovery of new evidence invalidated their hypothesis.
3. The scientific study effectively invalidated their claims.
4. His lies invalidated his testimony in court.
5. The contradicting data served to invalidate the theory.
6. The loopholes in the contract invalidate it legally.
7. The recent amendment to the law will invalidate the old rule.
8. The constitutional violation will likely invalidate the entire process.
9. Their failure to properly file paperwork will invalidate the contract.
10. The errors in their methodology tend to invalidate the results.
11. The bias in the study serves to invalidate its findings.
12. These accusations, if true, would invalidate her license.
13. The budget amendment could invalidate the funding for that program.
14. The statistical analysis seems to invalidate the proposed theory.
15. The omissions in her report invalidated the entire credibility.
16. His unethical behavior invalidated all of his accomplishments.
17. The slew of complaints served to invalidate the product's warranty.
18. The logical inconsistencies tend to invalidate the entire proposal.
19. Their numerous mistakes invalidate most of their findings.
20. The controversial nature of the claims tended to invalidate her credibility.

Common Phases

1. Tend to invalidate
2. Served to invalidate
3. Effectively invalidate
4. Serves to invalidate
5. Seeks to invalidate
6. Sought to invalidate
7. Tries to invalidate
8. Tried to invalidate
9. Threatens to invalidate
10. Threatened to invalidate