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1 invalidate a will
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2 invalidate
вважати таким, що втратив чинність; визнавати недійсним (нечинним), скасовувати, робити недійсним (нечинним); відмовлятися затверджувати; опорочувати; вважати неповноцінним; вважати непрацездатним- invalidate a law
- invalidate a statute
- invalidate a marriage
- invalidate a treaty
- invalidate a will
- invalidate an act
- invalidate an election
- invalidate monopoly
- invalidate state legislation
- invalidate veto
См. также в других словарях:
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