Sample Sentences forinvalidate (auto-selected)
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If you shorten the intervals, you invalidate the inspections.† (source)
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An access I wouldn't think of looking for, to erase or invalidate.† (source)
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He's convinced the white folks around here will conspire to invalidate the will and keep the money.† (source)
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The ruling invalidated Walter's conviction and death sentence.† (source)
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An invalid, one who has been invalidated.† (source)
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The teachers' assignments have been invalidated.† (source)
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Out of necessity they stitched all of their secret fears and lingering childhood nightmares into this existence, because even though it was deceptive enough to try and look as they looked, talk as they talked, and do as they did, it had to have some hidden stain to invalidate it—it was impossible for them both to be right.† (source)
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One piece of really good news is this: All of yesterday's evaluations have been invalidated.† (source)
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To do so invalidates this contract.† (source)
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Thomas winced; Frypan had gone too far with that recommendation, almost invalidating his well-stated opinion of the whole mess.† (source)
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Chacko, on the other hand, from the moment he had entered the house, or perhaps from the moment Comrade Pillai had arrived, had undergone a curious process of invalidation.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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This mistake, he wanted to make certain, should not invalidate what occurred on October 5 and the corroborating evidence of Officer Clapper.† (source)
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As a result, much of the expanse and variety of the human condition is belittled or invalidated.† (source)
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It completely invalidates Vacher's theories and means that Ladin was actually a genius.† (source)
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Without invalidating anything that we have just said, we believe that a perpetual memory of the tomb is proper for the living.† (source)
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It doesn't invalidate the thought.† (source)
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