invalidate
ಅನೂರ್ಜಿತಗೊಳಿಸುವ
definition
verb
His second is that finding unpleasant - even horrible - application of a scientific theory or philosophical argument invalidates the theory.
make (an argument, statement, or theory) unsound or erroneous.
a technical flaw in her papers invalidated her nomination
deprive (an official document or procedure) of legal efficacy because of contravention of a regulation or law.
translation of 'invalidate'
ಅಮಾನ್ಯ ಮಾಡು,
ಅಸಿಂಧುವಾಗಿಸು,
ಅನೂರ್ಜಿತಗೊಳಿಸು,
ಉರ್ಜಿತವಾಗದಂತೆ,
ಸಿಂಧುವಾಗದಂತೆ ಮಾಡು
example
He also said that all the pertinent questions had been asked and answered and that the inconsistencies did not 'invalidate' the officers' statements.
That ‘debt deflation dynamics’ have not manifested themselves thus far in the US does not 'invalidate' the theory.
This does not 'invalidate' the moral argument against hunting but does begin to explain why a minority can make so much noise and commotion while the rest of us are obliged to tolerate their antics.
Undue influence is another ground which may be applied to 'invalidate' a will.
The principle of legality doesn't clash with the power of judicial review when the courts must 'invalidate' criminal laws.
So far, so good, but there is one thing that could 'invalidate' that prediction.
The reporter did ask, ‘Well, doesn't that 'invalidate' just war theory as a whole?’
Finding such so-called prior art is the only way to 'invalidate' a patent.
It is possible that the Parliament could pass a law, having extraterritorial effect, which might 'invalidate' a contrary law.
And the judiciary is given the power to strike down legislation, 'invalidate' legislation that it considers is inconsistent with those rights.
Problems of a moral theory in such an extreme situation do not 'invalidate' a theory for normal situations.
How funny that you would try to turn my statement into a racist tome in order to 'invalidate' my point.
Failure to do this will 'invalidate' the contract.
This would not necessarily 'invalidate' my contention that converts were desirable because they brought with them greater access to the land.
Doesn't this tar him with the same brush as myself and therefore 'invalidate' his argument?
The idea that women could do these things to women seems at first blush to potentially 'invalidate' these theories.
The court held that the statute did not 'invalidate' the tenancy agreement but merely regulated its circumvention through the imposition of fines.
Federal Courts have the power to review and 'invalidate' legislative acts which are contrary to the Constitution.
However, having your will reviewed by a good attorney guards against loopholes in the document that could 'invalidate' the will in your state.
While these are both interesting finds, there is nothing to 'invalidate' the arguments already presented against evolution.
These cases stress that errors, even fraudulent errors, do not automatically 'invalidate' the warrant.
This need not 'invalidate' the argument for a continuing bridge between cultures.
The above-cited passage also shows that an assignment contrary to a contractual prohibition 'invalidates' the assignment rather than constituting a breach of contract, unless the contract provides otherwise.
Again, a comparison with the highly social bumblebee 'invalidates' this argument.
Basing his lecture around the short article by Imaam Ibn Baaz, the speaker outlines The ten main 'invalidators' of Islaam.
The Supreme Court unanimously 'invalidated' the law.
However, none of this 'invalidates' the general theory that stock aligns CEO incentives with those of the shareholders better than does cash salary; it does.
Even more striking is Novkov's treatment of the United States Supreme Court's opinion in Adkins v. Children's Hospital 'invalidating' a minimum wage law for women.
The popularity of Theodore is due, not to his intellectual discernment (we laugh), but to his steady hatred of almost everything, and his capacity for being used as an 'invalidator' , allowing a monopoly of prestige.
If Rorty's view about the contingency of all beliefs is right, then at least one belief-his own-is not contingent and so 'invalidates' his general theory: as a result, we stumble round a circle.
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