invalidated

• Describe algo que ha sido declarado falso, incorrecto o que ya no es válido; que ha perdido su validez o efecto.

Describes something that has been proven false, incorrect, or no longer valid.

1. Made invalid or voidC1formal

   Having been proven false, incorrect, or no longer legally or logically valid.

   invalidado

   • The contract was invalidated due to a breach of terms.
   • His argument was invalidated by new evidence.
   • The test results were invalidated because of a procedural error.

   Sinónimoscancellednullifiedvoid

   Antónimosconfirmedratifiedvalidvalidated

• Verbo que denota la acción de dejar algo sin validez, eficacia o efecto, anulándolo legal, técnica o lógicamente, o demostrando que es falso o insostenible.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something invalid, null, or void, often in a legal, technical, or logical context.

1. Make legally voidB2formal

   To make something officially null or no longer legally valid.

   invalidar

   • The court invalidated the contract due to fraud.
   • A missing signature can invalidate the entire document.
   • The new law invalidates all previous agreements.

   Sinónimosabrogateannulcancelnullifyquashrepealrescindrevokevoid

   Antónimosconfirmratifyvalidate

2. Disprove or refuteC1formal

   To prove that an argument, theory, or statement is false or incorrect.

   refutar

   • The new evidence invalidates the earlier hypothesis.
   • His experiment invalidated the widely accepted theory.
   • The data invalidates the claim that the drug is safe.

   Sinónimosconfutecontradictdebunkdiscreditdisprovenegateoverturnquashrebutrefute

   Antónimosbackconfirmcorroborateprovesubstantiatesupportupholdvalidateverify