Invalidity
Pronunciation: /ˈɪnˈvəɫɪdəti/
Invalidity (noun)
- The state of being not legally acceptable, so a decision, document, or claim cannot be treated as correct.
- The fact that something is not true, not reliable, or not supported, so it should not be accepted.
- A legal or official status meaning a person cannot work because of health problems.
Examples
- The court ruled the contract had invalidity.
- Her lawyer argued invalidity because the form was incomplete.