Synonyms for invalidated
in·val·i·dat·ed

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1. invalidated, nullifiedadjective

   deprived of legal force

   Synonyms:
   nullified

   Antonyms:
   valid

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1. List of paraphrases for "invalidated":

   nullified, cancelled, overrode, invalid, rescinded, overturned, voided, annulled

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1. Jay Inslee:

   I initiated a moratorium against the death penalty in Washington State in 2014, and our rationale for that decision was affirmed by our (state) Supreme Court decision in 2018, when they invalidated the death penalty statute, they made clear, and we know this to be true, that the penalty has been applied unequally and in a racially insensitive manner.

2. Xavier Becerra:

   Information is power, and all women should have access to the information they need when making personal health care decisions, the Reproductive FACT Act ensures that women in California receive accurate information about their health care options, including whether a facility is a licensed medical provider. The California Department of Justice will do everything necessary to protect women’s health care rights. The attorney general was not immediately available for additional comment when contacted by Fox News. The Supreme Court is intervening to regulate these types of laws and provide a sense of consistency. Indeed, other courts in states like New York, Texas and Maryland have invalidated laws that were similar to The Reproductive FACT Act. But some states -- such as Hawaii and Illinois -- currently have similar laws in place, which, like in California, have also led to appeals and other lawsuits. Specifically in Hawaii, Thomas Glessner said, one of the pregnancy resource centers is located in a church.

3. North Carolina Republicans:

   One man with a political axe to grind invalidated millions of votes and potentially dozens of laws, including the state budget.

4. Don Jackson:

   When it gets to a point where a precedent may be set, the NCAA will settle a case to avoid a precedent that will impact hundreds of thousands of other athletes, theyll settle the case. ... And this ruling has too much significance to the NCAAs overall enforcement scheme for them ever to risk having this rule invalidated.

5. Andrew Gillum:

   What was most hurtful was this belief that I was somehow living a lie in my marriage and in my family. That was the most hurtful to me. Because I believe we are all entitled to mistakes, and I believe we are entitled to those mistakes without having every other respectable and redeeming part of our lives invalidated.