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Definitions from WordNet

Noun validity has 2 senses
  1. cogency, validity, rigor, rigour - the quality of being logically valid
    --1 is a kind of credibility, credibleness, believability
  2. validity, validness - the quality of having legal force or effectiveness
    --2 is a kind of legality
    --2 has particulars: effect, force

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Term: Validities

1. Noun (plural)

Definition: The state or quality of being valid; the correctness or legitimacy of something.

Example Sentence: The lawyer questioned the validities of the evidence presented in court.

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2. Noun (plural)

Definition: Binding principles or conditions required to make something legally or officially acceptable.

Example Sentence: The contract included various validities that needed to be fulfilled before it could be considered enforceable.

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3. Noun (plural)

Definition: The period during which something is valid or in force.

Example Sentence: The validity of the passport expired last month, so he needs to renew it soon.

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4. Noun (plural)

Definition: The extent to which something is logical, meaningful, or based on sound reasoning.

Example Sentence: The validity of his argument was questioned by the experts due to lack of supporting evidence.

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5. Noun (plural)

Definition: Philosophical term referring to the state of being well-founded, reasonable, or justifiable.

Example Sentence: The philosopher examined the validities of different ethical theories.

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