Invalid and Sure enough

Invalid

Invalid adjective - Chronically or repeatedly suffering from poor health.

Sure enough is an antonym for invalid.

Sure enough

Sure enough adverb - As supposed or expected.

Invalid is an antonym for sure enough in topics: real, straightforward, allowable.

Both terms in one sentence

  • Sure enough, no matter how difficult the trials he faced were, Kirk always found a way to win, proving that the test was invalid as far as his abilities were concerned and he could always win.
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