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valid Definition


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valid
adj
    1a. Said of an argument, objection, etc: based on truth or sound reasoning;
      Thesaurus: sound, logical, accurate, cogent, right, convincing, compelling, genuine, authentic, legitimate; Antonym: fallacious.
    1b. Said of an argument, objection, etc: well-grounded; having some force.
    2a. Said of a ticket or official document: legally acceptable for use;
      Example: a valid passport
    2b. Said of a ticket or official document: not having reached its expiry date.
      Example: The ticket is still valid
    3. Said of a contract: drawn up according to proper legal procedure.
Derivative: validity
noun
    The truth, soundness or force of a statement
      Thesaurus: strength, weight, substance, efficacy, soundness, accuracy, correctness, truth, authority, legitimacy.
Derivative: validly
adverb
    Etymology: 16c: from Latin validus strong, from valere to be strong.



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