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valid

Adjective
pl: nullpast: nullpp: nulling: nullcomp: more validsup: most valid

This word carries a sense of authorization and legitimacy. When applied to documents or permits, it suggests a state of active power, meaning the item has not expired and is recognized by an authority. It functions as a green light for a process to proceed legally. In an intellectual or conversational setting, it shifts toward rationality. Calling an argument valid does not necessarily mean it is the only truth, but rather that it is logically sound and deserves respect. It validates the speaker's perspective as being grounded in reality rather than whim.

💬Conversación Casual

🎬Tuesday afternoon, David is staring at a login screen in his office.
David Smith

Still getting an error. Is my password even valid anymore?

David Smith
Brian
Brian

It expired. Just stop messing around and reset it.

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David is using 'valid' in the sense of being officially acceptable or current. Brian uses the phrasal verb 'messing around' to express his annoyance with David's technical incompetence.

Meanings

Adjective
[something]

Legally or officially acceptable; based on truth, fact, or logic.

"The ticket is valid for three days from the date of purchase."

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