valid

Definition for valid

adjective as in right, genuine

Strongest matches

accurate, authentic, binding, compelling, conclusive, credible, good, lawful, legal, legitimate, logical, original, persuasive, solid, true, well-founded

Weak matches

attested, authoritative, bona fide, cogent, confirmed, convincing, determinative, efficacious, efficient, good-faith, in force, irrefutable, just, kosher, legit, official, potent, powerful, proven, pure, sound, stringent, strong, substantial, telling, tested, trustworthy, ultimate, unadulterated, unanswerable, uncorrupted, weighty, well-grounded

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“You can be Team Jeremiah and be friends with somebody who’s Team Conrad and vice versa, it’s all valid,” she says.

From Los Angeles Times

The Met Office warning covers all of Wales and most of England - away from the far north - and is valid until 1800 on Monday.

From BBC

A Met Office Yellow wind warning has been issued across most of England and all of Wales and is valid from 8pm Sunday until 6pm Monday.

From BBC

The takeover of the local police department was valid for 30 days which expired earlier this week.

From BBC

All of those who quit had valid work permits issued by California, he said, but were worried after hearing people with California paperwork were getting harassed in Oklahoma, Texas and Florida.

From Los Angeles Times

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