Definition Synonyms
Definition of invalidity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
legalityRare state of being not validRare
- The court questioned the invalidity of the contract.
2.
medicalRare UK condition of being an invalidRare UK
- His invalidity required constant care.
3.
logicRare lack of logical coherenceRare
- The argument failed due to its invalidity.
Expressions with invalidity
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long-term payment given to a worker unable to work through disability
She applied for an invalidity pension after her illness ended her career.
government payment to those unable to work due to illness or disability
She applied for invalidity benefit after her accident left her unable to work.
Origin of invalidity
Latin, invalidus (not strong)
Terms with invalidity included in their meaning
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invalidity
state of being invalid or not valid
invalidity
state of being null or void
Examples of invalidity in a sentence
They discussed the invalidity of the outdated law. Her invalidity was officially recognized by the authorities. The doctor assessed the extent of his invalidity. Critics pointed out the invalidity of the proposal. The invalidity of his reasoning was apparent to everyone.
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- French:invalidité, incohérence, ...
- German:Ungültigkeit, Invalidität, ...
- Italian:nullità, incoerenza, ...
- Spanish:nulidad, invalidez, ...
- Portuguese:nulidade, invalidez, ...
- Chinese:无效性, 残疾, ...
- Japanese:無効, 病弱, ...
- Arabic:بطلان, عَجْز, ...
- Hebrew:חֹסֶר תֹּקֶף, נָכוּת, ...
- Russian:недействительность, недееспособность, ...
- Ukrainian:недійсність, інвалідність, ...
- Hindi:अवैधता, अशक्तता, ...
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