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Valid adjective - Based on sound reasoning or information.
Usage example: only further investigation will show whether your theory is valid
Nearby Words: validity, validation
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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The artist is known for doing ridiculously extensive research, basing much of his adventure stories on real historical factlets and making sure all the possible science in his comics is valid.
Source: Creator / Don Rosa -
This happens after the Pine Barrens incident, and Chris has valid reasons for making sure a dead body stays dead.
Source: Series / The Sopranos -
The games sure don't stop you from bum-rushing into all places with the torch on, however, and depending on how much health supplies and ammo you have, it's also a very valid way to play.
Source: Franchise / Silent Hill
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