英语词汇“invalidate”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of confute

Definition

to prove to be wrong

Synonyms

disprove,

overthrow,

set aside,

refute,

invalidate,

rebut,

prove false,

blow out of the water (slang),

controvert,

oppugn

in the sense of contradict

Definition

to declare the opposite of (a statement) to be true

The result appears to contradict a major study carried out last December.

Synonyms

negate,

deny,

oppose,

counter,

contravene,

rebut,

impugn,

controvert

in the sense of negate

Definition

to deny the existence of

I can neither negate nor affirm this claim.

Synonyms

deny,

oppose,

contradict,

refute,

disallow,

disprove,

rebut,

gainsay (archaic, literary)

in the sense of overrule

Definition

to rule or decide against (an argument or decision)

The Court of Appeal overruled the original decision.

Synonyms

reverse,

alter,

cancel,

recall,

discount,

overturn,

set aside,

override,

repeal,

quash,

revoke,

disallow,

rescind,

rule against,

invalidate,

annul,

nullify,

outvote,

countermand,

make null and void

in the sense of quash

Definition

to officially reject (something, such as a judgment or decision) as invalid

The Appeal Court has quashed the convictions.

Synonyms

annul,

overturn,

reverse,

cancel,

overthrow,

set aside,

void,

revoke,

overrule,

rescind,

invalidate,

nullify,

declare null and void

in the sense of rebut

Definition

to prove that (a claim) is untrue

She spent most of the speech rebutting criticisms.

Synonyms

disprove,

defeat,

overturn,

quash,

refute,

negate,

invalidate,

prove wrong,

confute

in the sense of refute

Definition

to prove (a statement or theory) to be false or incorrect

It was the kind of rumour that is impossible to refute.

Synonyms

disprove,

counter,

discredit,

prove false,

silence,

overthrow,

negate,

rebut,

give the lie to,

blow out of the water (slang),

confute

in the sense of rescind

Definition

to annul or repeal

You will rescind that order immediately.

Synonyms

annul,

recall,

reverse,

cancel,

overturn,

set aside,

void,

repeal,

quash,

revoke,

retract,

invalidate,

obviate,

abrogate,

countermand,

declare null and void

in the sense of undermine

Definition

to weaken gradually or insidiously

This will undermine their chances of success.

Synonyms

damage,

weaken,

threaten,

hurt,

injure,

impair,

sap,

put the kibosh on (informal),

throw a spanner in the works of (British, informal)

in the sense of undo

Definition

to reverse the effects of

It would be difficult to undo the damage that had been done.

Synonyms

reverse,

cancel,

offset,

wipe out,

neutralize,

invalidate,

annul,

nullify

单词	invalidate
释义	Trends of invalidate View usage for: invalidate (ɪnvælɪdeɪt) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense invalidates, present participle invalidating, past tense, past participle invalidated 1. verb To invalidate something such as an argument, conclusion, or result means to prove that it is wrong or cause it to be wrong. Any form of physical activity will invalidate the results. [VERB noun] Some of the other criticisms were invalidated years ago. [VERB noun] 2. verb If something invalidates something such as a law, contract, or election, it causes it to be considered illegal. An official decree invalidated the vote in the capital. [VERB noun] A contract signed now might be invalidated at some future date. [VERB noun] Synonyms: nullify, cancel, annul, undermine More Synonyms of invalidate More Synonyms of invalidate invalidate in British English (ɪnˈvælɪˌdeɪt) verb (transitive) 1. to render weak or ineffective, as an argument 2. to take away the legal force or effectiveness of; annul, as a contract Derived forms invalidation (inˌvaliˈdation) noun invalidator (inˈvaliˌdator) noun invalidate in American English (ɪnˈvæləˌdeɪt) verb transitiveWord forms: inˈvaliˌdated or inˈvaliˌdating to make invalid; deprive of legal force Derived forms invalidation (inˌvaliˈdation) noun Word origin invalid2 + -ate1 Examples of 'invalidate' in a sentence invalidate In a better age, in the one we hope to bring about, that would of course legally invalidate the marriage. Fay Weldon THE PRESIDENT'S CHILD (2003) He knew there were other aspects to the problem, but these didn't invalidate his picture, they deepened it. Richard Francis PROSPECT HILL (2003) He spent the next hour trying to invalidate the insurance cover by insisting the house wasn't fit or habitable to be a residence principale. Dexter Petley WHITE LIES (2003) "We believe there is fraud, but Quality Insurance doesn't have to prove that much to invalidate the policy. James Grippando A KING'S RANSOM (2003) 1 (verb) in the sense of nullify Definition to take away the legal force of (a contract) An official decree invalidated the vote. Synonyms nullify He used his broad executive powers to nullify decisions by local government. cancel Her insurance had been cancelled by the company. annul The marriage was annulled last month. undermine This will undermine their chances of success. weaken Her opponents believe that her authority has been fatally weakened. overthrow undo It would be difficult to undo the damage that had been done. quash The Appeal Court has quashed the convictions. overrule The Court of Appeal overruled the original decision. rescind You will rescind that order immediately. abrogate The next prime minister could abrogate the treaty. render null and void Opposites validate , sanction , authorize , strengthen , ratify , empower 2 (verb) in the sense of disprove Definition to make or show (an argument) to be invalid Neither point invalidates my argument. Synonyms disprove The statistics disprove his hypothesis. refute It was the kind of rumour that is impossible to refute. negate I can neither negate nor affirm this claim. discredit contradict The result appears to contradict a major study carried out last December. rebut She spent most of the speech rebutting criticisms. give the lie to make a nonsense of prove false blow out of the water (slang) controvert confute Seenegate Synonyms of 'invalidate' invalidate Explore 'invalidate' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of confute Definition to prove to be wrong Synonyms disprove, overthrow, set aside, refute, invalidate, rebut, prove false, blow out of the water (slang), controvert, oppugn in the sense of contradict Definition to declare the opposite of (a statement) to be true The result appears to contradict a major study carried out last December. Synonyms negate, deny, oppose, counter, contravene, rebut, impugn, controvert in the sense of negate Definition to deny the existence of I can neither negate nor affirm this claim. Synonyms deny, oppose, contradict, refute, disallow, disprove, rebut, gainsay (archaic, literary) in the sense of overrule Definition to rule or decide against (an argument or decision) The Court of Appeal overruled the original decision. Synonyms reverse, alter, cancel, recall, discount, overturn, set aside, override, repeal, quash, revoke, disallow, rescind, rule against, invalidate, annul, nullify, outvote, countermand, make null and void in the sense of quash Definition to officially reject (something, such as a judgment or decision) as invalid The Appeal Court has quashed the convictions. Synonyms annul, overturn, reverse, cancel, overthrow, set aside, void, revoke, overrule, rescind, invalidate, nullify, declare null and void in the sense of rebut Definition to prove that (a claim) is untrue She spent most of the speech rebutting criticisms. Synonyms disprove, defeat, overturn, quash, refute, negate, invalidate, prove wrong, confute in the sense of refute Definition to prove (a statement or theory) to be false or incorrect It was the kind of rumour that is impossible to refute. Synonyms disprove, counter, discredit, prove false, silence, overthrow, negate, rebut, give the lie to, blow out of the water (slang), confute in the sense of rescind Definition to annul or repeal You will rescind that order immediately. Synonyms annul, recall, reverse, cancel, overturn, set aside, void, repeal, quash, revoke, retract, invalidate, obviate, abrogate, countermand, declare null and void in the sense of undermine Definition to weaken gradually or insidiously This will undermine their chances of success. Synonyms damage, weaken, threaten, hurt, injure, impair, sap, put the kibosh on (informal), throw a spanner in the works of (British, informal) in the sense of undo Definition to reverse the effects of It would be difficult to undo the damage that had been done. Synonyms reverse, cancel, offset, wipe out, neutralize, invalidate, annul, nullify Additional synonyms in the sense of weaken Definition to become or make weak or weaker Her opponents believe that her authority has been fatally weakened. Synonyms reduce, undermine, moderate, diminish, temper, impair, lessen, sap, mitigate, invalidate, soften up, take the edge off, disempower
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