valid
adjective
- = sound, good, reasonable, just, telling, powerful, convincing, substantial, acceptable, sensible, rational, logical, viable, credible, sustainable, plausible, conclusive, weighty, well-founded, cogent, well-grounded •
Both sides have made valid points.
opposites: weak, false, unacceptable, spurious, unrealistic, bogus, untrue, sham, unfounded, illogical, baseless, unrecognized, fallacious - = legal, official, legitimate, correct, genuine, proper, in effect, authentic, in force, lawful, bona fide, legally binding, signed and sealed •
For foreign holidays you will need a valid passport.
opposites: illegal, unofficial, unlawful, invalid, inoperative
'valid' in Other Languages
- British English: valid
A valid reason or argument is logical and reasonable, and therefore worth taking seriously.He recognized the valid points that both sides were making.ˈvælɪd ADJECTIVE - Arabic: صَالِح
- Brazilian Portuguese: válido válida
- Chinese: 有效的
- Croatian: valjan
- Czech: přesvědčivý
- Danish: gyldig
- Dutch: geldig
- European Spanish: válido válida
- Finnish: voimassaoleva
- French: valide
- German: berechtigt
- Greek: έγκυρος έγκυρη
- Italian: valido valida
- Japanese: 正当な
- Korean: 정당한
- Norwegian: gyldig
- Polish: ważny ważnauzasadniony
- Portuguese: válido válida
- Romanian: valid validă, valizi, valide
- Russian: действительный действительная
- Spanish: válido válida
- Swedish: giltig giltigt
- Thai: มีผลบังคับใช้
- Turkish: geçerli
- Ukrainian: вагомий
- Vietnamese: có giá trị
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