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单词 invalidation
释义
invalidation
noun[U]
uk
/ɪnˌvæl.ɪˈdeɪ.ʃən/us
/ɪnˌvæl.əˈdeɪ.ʃən/
theactionofstoppingadocument,ticket,law, etc. from beinglegallyorofficiallyacceptable:
（文件、票据、法律等的）失效, 作废
Prematuredisclosureof thetestsitesmightleadto invalidation of theexperiment.过早披露测试地点可能会导致实验无效。
Votingfraudledto the invalidation of theelection.投票舞弊导致选举无效。
theactionofprovingthat anopinion,argument, etc. iswrong:
证明（意见、说法等）为错；推翻（意见、说法）
Theirterriblebehaviourhasledto the invalidation of anyargumentthey make.他们可怕的行为使得他们提出的任何论点都不获支持。
Thisfindingconstitutesthe invalidation of manytraditionalapproaches.这一发现推翻了许多传统的方法。
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  • Shareholderssuedthecompanyfor invalidation ofresolutions.
  • formalinvalidation of amarriagebymeansof acourtdecree
  • Theerrorledto the invalidation of Americanscoreson theinternationaltest.
  • They werethreatenedwith invalidation oftheiridentitydocuments.
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(Definition ofinvalidationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofinvalidation

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Legislative supremacy is unhelpful because the alternative to judicialinvalidationof statutes is judicial r ulemaking.
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Paradoxically, then, although the difference betweeninvalidationand nonvalidation may seem but a nuance, it matters greatly.
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In addition,invalidationof such subjective perceptions may be seen as unjustifiably reliant upon epistemological externalism.
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Yet,invalidationmay be a core part of the transaction in the development of emotional and behavioral difficulties.
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A facial challenge calls for the statute'sinvalidation.
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Indifference to officialinvalidationcan turn it practically into nonvalidation.
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Invalidationserves here as a functional alternative to punishment, leading the legislature to stay within its prescribed sphere.
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It is true that annulling a crime brings about consequences-the validation of the victim's rights and theinvalidationof the criminal will.
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The argument is that theinvalidationof the academic year 1999-2000 did not affect the children of the political elite.
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However, conventional approaches to implementing shared memory fail to exploit this advantage fully because of invalidations resulting from false sharing.
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Below we will highlight some of the major effects of chronic, pervasiveinvalidationfor vulnerable individuals.
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But all such laws are subject toinvalidationby the higher principle of the law of nature.
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Individual autonomy (binding oneself by a rule) can suffer still more seriously frominvalidation.
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This chronicinvalidationof emotional experiences may result in a disruption of the emotion regulation system.
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Further, completeinvalidationof the statute usually brings about a greater change in law than partialinvalidation.
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