The Collaborative International Dictionary
invalidated \invalidated\ adj. deprived of legal force.
Syn: nullified.
Wiktionary
something made invalid v
(en-past of: invalidate)
WordNet
adj. deprived of legal force [syn: nullified]
Usage examples of "invalidated".
In every case, without exception, the report of the three police precogs has invalidated their own data.
Either it was faulty, or her key had been invalidated -- all the electronic locks in the building could be reprogrammed remotely from the Security Office downstairs.
The third report invalidated the second one in the same way the second one invalidated the first.
He'd just invalidated CIA's file on himself—and, he could see, Ryan's own observation.
A workable Soviet system had almost been deployed in the late 1960s, but the advent of MIRVs had utterly invalidated the work of fifteen years—perversely, for both sides.
He'd just invalidated CIA's file on himself—and,* he could see, Ryan's own observation.