Valid [adjective]
Definition of Valid:
right, genuine
Synonyms of Valid:
● Credible
● Good
● Well-founded
● Solid
● Authentic
● Accurate
● Persuasive
● Binding
● Legal
● Logical
● Compelling
● Legitimate
● Lawful
● Original
● Conclusive
● Authoritative
● Bona fide
● Cogent
● Confirmed
● Convincing
● Efficacious
● Efficient
● Irrefutable
● Just
● Kosher
● Official
● Potent
● Powerful
● Pure
● Sound
● Stringent
● Strong
● Substantial
● Telling
● Tested
● Trustworthy
● Ultimate
● Unadulterated
● Weighty
● Well-grounded
● Determinative
● Legit
● Uncorrupted
● True
● Attested
● In force
● Proven
● Unanswerable
Opposite/Antonyms of Valid:
● Invalid
● Wrong
● False
● Unsound
● Unacceptable
● Unlawful
● Illicit
● Illegitimate
● Illegal
● Counterfeit
● Untrustworthy
● Unreal
● Fake
● Unreliable
● Evil
● Unlikely
● Improbable
Sentence/Example of Valid:
This would be his own excuse, and does it not seem a valid one?
Here are the two elements of a valid appointment, and they must concur.
There was, however, one real and valid reason for this inveterate jealousy.
You regard it then as authentic—as a good and valid instrument?
Of course it was a valid excuse, but it annoyed me to have her decline.
But any such axiom is valid only within the region of second causes.
You know as well as I do that you have no valid claim to this island.
To this the difficulty of access may well be urged as a valid objection.
A license was valid for trade only at a certain place and among a certain tribe.
There seemed no valid reason, however, for deserting Christiern.