0 to officially stop a document, ticket, law, etc. being legally or officially acceptable --
1 to make something not true, or to make something unacceptable: --
2 to officially stop a document, contract, etc. being legally or officially acceptable: --
However, these analyses have been largely invalidated by the employment" counterurbanization" of the countryside outlined in the following paragraphs.
The first statement is false, thus invalidating the second.
The dynamics of these space-time interactions are part of more global plant dynamics, so the model is not invalidated.
He then made a new will: this does have the effect of invalidating the previous one.
However, none of this invalidates the great value of this edition.
The existence of such ambiguous examples by no means invalidates the otherwise quite clear-cut and well-motivated distinction between the two kinds of possessives.
Then validating and invalidating behaviors were entered as a set, which significantly improved the model.
However, in real design, any new assertion about a design may have the effect of invalidating any previous assertion about the design.
