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validity
[ vuh-lid-i-tee ]
noun
- the state or quality of being valid:
to question the validity of the argument.
- legal soundness or force.
Other Words From
- nonva·lidi·ty noun plural nonvalidities
- preva·lidi·ty noun
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Looking ahead, the validity of mail-in ballots is being preemptively undermined, while armed groups are vowing to “defend” polling places.
It both establishes the validity of a statement and explains why it’s true.
You can also diagnose issues affecting the indexed version of the page or use the “live” option which will check validity for the live version currently served by your site.
The resulting lists have reasonably strong face validity — players at the top of the leaderboards tend to be widely regarded as good route runners — suggesting SOE could be useful as a descriptive metric.
Your business information is essentially distributed to dozens of other directories that will help to establish the validity and credibility of your business.
I hardly spoke to every patron, but there may have been some validity to his assessment.
When asked if this characterization had any validity, Raimondo seemed taken aback—I am what?
Those allegations and subsequent evidence for their validity dogged Driscoll throughout 2014.
But while Norman sympathizes with the fear, he does not believe in its validity.
Some time ago, I wrote a blog post in which I had the temerity to question the validity of chronic Lyme diagnoses.
Of course if both parties agree to them, the validity of the deed is not impaired.
This bank, the oldest established in Manila, holds a charter from the Spanish Government, the validity of which was recognized.
No performance on either side can give the unlawful contract any validity, or be the foundation of any right of action upon it.
In a former chapter was shown some of the internal evidences of the validity of the New Testament.
An executor would be admitted to give evidence of the validity of a will, which he could not do at present.
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