invalid
invalid
/ˈɪn və ləd/
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Definition(s):
- (n) someone who is incapacitated by a chronic illness or injury
- (v) force to retire, remove from active duty, as of firemen
- (v) injure permanently
- (adj) having no cogency or legal force
- (adj) no longer valid
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- Some Texans were denied passports to cross the border when their birth certificates were ruled invalid because they were born by midwife.
- Some Texans were denied passports to cross the border when their birth certificates were ruled invalid because they were born by midwife.
- He became an invalid and passive, which was not his nature at all.
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- As far as removal of a board member is concerned, it stated, "Concluding that the removal restrictions are invalid leaves the Board removable by the [SEC] at will, and leaves the President separated from Board members by only a single level of...on Jun 28, 2010 By: John Roberts Source: New York Times (blog)
- "These confessions are invalid and have been obtained under extraordinary conditions ...... such claims are sheer lies and false," leading reformist Khatami said, according to ILNA.on Aug 26, 2009 By: Mohammad Khatami Source: Reuters India
- "We believe that without appropriate legislative review and approval, the compact authorizing the Seminoles to expand gambling is invalid," Rubio said in a statement e-mailed to The Associated Press.on Jan 29, 2008 By: Marco Rubio Source: Forbes
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