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validity

/vuh-lid-i-tee/US // vəˈlɪd ɪ ti //

有效性,真实性,效力,有效

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the state or quality of being valid: to question the validity of the argument.
    • : legal soundness or force.

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Examples

  • Looking ahead, the validity of mail-in ballots is being preemptively undermined, while armed groups are vowing to “defend” polling places.

  • It both establishes the validity of a statement and explains why it’s true.

  • You can also diagnose issues affecting the indexed version of the page or use the “live” option which will check validity for the live version currently served by your site.

  • The resulting lists have reasonably strong face validity — players at the top of the leaderboards tend to be widely regarded as good route runners — suggesting SOE could be useful as a descriptive metric.

  • Your business information is essentially distributed to dozens of other directories that will help to establish the validity and credibility of your business.

  • I hardly spoke to every patron, but there may have been some validity to his assessment.

  • When asked if this characterization had any validity, Raimondo seemed taken aback—I am what?

  • Those allegations and subsequent evidence for their validity dogged Driscoll throughout 2014.

  • But while Norman sympathizes with the fear, he does not believe in its validity.

  • Some time ago, I wrote a blog post in which I had the temerity to question the validity of chronic Lyme diagnoses.

  • Of course if both parties agree to them, the validity of the deed is not impaired.

  • This bank, the oldest established in Manila, holds a charter from the Spanish Government, the validity of which was recognized.

  • No performance on either side can give the unlawful contract any validity, or be the foundation of any right of action upon it.

  • In a former chapter was shown some of the internal evidences of the validity of the New Testament.

  • An executor would be admitted to give evidence of the validity of a will, which he could not do at present.