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invalidate
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Invalidating someone's feelings or experiences is considered dismissive and disrespectful.
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invalidate
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United States
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Invalidating someone's feelings or experiences is often considered disrespectful and dismissive.
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validate
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US
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Validating parking tickets is common in urban areas with limited parking spaces.
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validate
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US
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Validation through formal education and credentials is highly valued in professional settings.
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validate
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United States
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Validating parking tickets is common in shopping malls and urban areas.
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validate
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United States
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Validate often involves checking correctness or authenticity of something, such as documents, data, or processes.
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validation
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Validating someone's feelings is seen as empathetic and supportive.
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