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validity

/vəˈlɪd.ə.ti/

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noun

/vəˈlɪd.ə.ti/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество быть логически обоснованным, юридически обязательным или фактически обоснованным.

A noun referring to the quality of being logically sound, legally binding, or factually well-grounded.

uncountable

  1. Logical soundnessB2formal

    The quality of being logically or factually sound; the state of being well-grounded and rigorous.

    ruОбоснованность

    • The scientist questioned the validity of the experiment's results.
    • The argument's validity depends on the accuracy of its premises.
    • They tested the validity of the hypothesis through repeated trials.

    Synonymscogencyconclusivenessforcelegitimacysoundnessstrength

    Antonymsfallacyfalsityinconsistencyinvalidityunsoundness

  2. Legal forceB2formal

    The state of being legally or officially acceptable and enforceable.

    ruЮридическая сила

    • The contract's validity was challenged in court.
    • The passport's validity expires in two years.
    • A signature is required to confirm the document's validity.

    Synonymsauthorityeffectforcelawfulnesslegalitylegitimacy

    Antonymsinvaliditynullity

  3. Physical robustnessC1formal

    The property of being strong, healthy, and resilient in constitution.

    ruКрепость

    • The validity of the ancient tree was evident in its thick trunk.
    • Regular exercise contributes to the validity of the body.
    • The athlete's validity allowed him to recover quickly from injury.

    Synonymshardinessresiliencerobustnesssoundnessstrengthsturdinesstoughnessvigor

    Antonymsfrailtyinfirmityweakness

Forms
  • validities plural form
  • validities' possessive plural form
  • validity's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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