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valid

[val-id] / ˈvæl ɪd /


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“Near-term investor concerns are valid, yet all stem from having arguably too much consumer demand — something hard to find in any corner of retail,” he said.

From MarketWatch

Your reasons for wanting to leave are completely valid.

From MarketWatch

Taken in isolation, the individual selection decisions were valid and necessary, but have left England lacking leaders.

From BBC

Debates around flying less, driving electric and buying fewer luxury goods are valid: We need to reduce emissions any way we can.

From Science Daily

With this definition, both laws of thermodynamics remain valid, showing that the framework is self-consistent.

From Science Daily