invalidated

In en-past of|invalidate terms the difference between invalidated and invalidated

is that invalidated is (invalidate) while invalidated is (invalidate).

As adjectives the difference between invalidated and invalidated

is that invalidated is something made invalid while invalidated is something made invalid.

As verbs the difference between invalidated and invalidated

is that invalidated is (invalidate) while invalidated is (invalidate).

As adjectives the difference between null and invalidated

is that null is having no validity, "null and void while invalidated is something made invalid.

As verbs the difference between null and invalidated

is that null is to nullify; to annul while invalidated is past tense of invalidate.

As a noun null

is a non-existent or empty value or set of values.

As verbs the difference between validated and invalidated

is that validated is past tense of validate while invalidated is past tense of invalidate.

As adjectives the difference between validated and invalidated

is that validated is declared or made valid while invalidated is something made invalid.

As verbs the difference between vitiated and invalidated

is that vitiated is past tense of vitiate while invalidated is past tense of invalidate.

As an adjective invalidated is

something made invalid.

As verbs the difference between belittled and invalidated

is that belittled is past tense of belittle while invalidated is past tense of invalidate.

As an adjective invalidated is

something made invalid.

is likely misspelled.

has no English definition.

As an adjective invalidated

is something made invalid.

As a verb invalidated

is past tense of invalidate.

As adjectives the difference between invalidated and unvalidated

is that invalidated is something made invalid while unvalidated is never having been validated.

As a verb invalidated

is past tense of invalidate.

As verbs the difference between invalidated and invalidates

is that invalidated is past tense of invalidate while invalidates is third-person singular of invalidate.

As an adjective invalidated

is something made invalid.

As verbs the difference between invalidated and invalidate

is that invalidated is past tense of invalidate while invalidate is to make invalid. Especially applied to contract law.

As an adjective invalidated

is something made invalid.

As verbs the difference between invalidated and annulled

is that invalidated is past tense of invalidate while annulled is past tense of annul.

As an adjective invalidated

is something made invalid.