Invalidates

Needless to say, the truth that Hitler and Stalin were nigh to unrepeatable aberrations of history and that the nations of the world are not dominoes perennially fixing to "fall" invalidates the entire GOP/Washington foreign policy framework.

Our old friend Jacob Rees-Mogg told the media last week that Gray’s new posting “blows apart the idea of civil service impartiality” and “invalidates her Partygate report”.

For example, I will tell a story relating to a shop assistant being rude to me and he will instantly give reasons as to why the shop assistant may have been right, or some other excuse that invalidates my point of view.

I don’t think that your opinion that the referendum was flawed invalidates it any way.

This alone invalidates the entire concept, as do questionable choices (like turning Superman into a centaur, because why?).

What activists and rights campaigners pointed out was that for a person with her kind of reach, Rowling’s contrarian statements and the language she uses to frame them often invalidates the struggles of the trans-community.

I fail to see how this invalidates the statement.

Adding that this crucial finding in the new paper invalidates the firewall argument.

It agreed that zeroing out the penalty renders the individual mandate unconstitutional but argued that invalidates only the law’s protections of those with pre-existing conditions.

One is that a change in any block invalidates every block after it, which means that you can’t tamper with historical transactions.

However, each part invalidates - "replaces" - the previous parts as soon as it is received completely.

Niger–Congo thus invalidates two common assumptions about nasals: As noted by Williamson (1989:24).