V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
valid
adjective
Definition: 1. grounded in truth or logic; 2. sound and justifiable; 3. legally acceptable
Synonyms: sound, logical, justifiable, acceptable, just, proper, legitimate, cogent, convincing, reasonable
Antonyms: invalid, unsound, expired, illogical, unacceptable
Tips: Valid originated from the Latin word validus, "strong." A valid argument, for example, is a strong argument. A valid driver's license or passport is one that is not expired and is legally acceptable. The related noun validity denotes truth, logic, or acceptance.
Usage Examples:
Your point is valid, and I'm willing to give it further consideration. (sound, logical)
Since I didn't have a valid I.D. to prove my age, the bouncer wouldn't let me into the club. (acceptable, legitimate)
The validity of your statements has not been proven, so I'm disinclined to believe you. (truth, logic) noun
Her statements seemed valid, so I was inclined to believe her. (logical, reasonable)
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