Definition of validly in English:

validly

adverb ˈvalɪdliˈvælədli

1With a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonably.
we cannot validly infer a moral conclusion from non-moral premises
how can we validly and reliably assess students' professional development?
Example sentencesExamples
- The story ultimately required him to produce performances, situations, and intentions that could be validly interpreted in two different ways.
- From any such adverbially qualified sentence, we can validly infer a sentence from which one or more of the adverbial qualifiers has been detached.
- Atwood validly draws a connection between Chopin and Delacroix in their hatred of romantic anarchy and disorder.
- If moral terms have descriptive meaning in addition to their non-cognitive element, one should be able to validly argue in the other direction.
- In his book of laboured and often twisted arguments, the far-left philosopher validly makes this point along with countless invalid ones.
1. 1.1 In a way that is legally binding or officially acceptable.
  she did not validly consent to the marriage
  they want everything done legally and validly
  Example sentencesExamples
  It empowers him to include previous failures in a validly served notice.
  Without a validly signed will, your property will pass to various relatives in the percentages set by Texas law.
  A validly licensed copy of Windows ensures that you will receive ongoing updates.
  You can't divorce unless you were validly married to begin with.
  If a lawmaker has validly exercised his power, the court may give effect to the law validly made.

Definition of validly in US English:

validly

adverbˈvælədliˈvalədlē

1With a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonably.
we cannot validly infer a moral conclusion from nonmoral premises
how can we validly and reliably assess students' professional development?
Example sentencesExamples
- From any such adverbially qualified sentence, we can validly infer a sentence from which one or more of the adverbial qualifiers has been detached.
- The story ultimately required him to produce performances, situations, and intentions that could be validly interpreted in two different ways.
- In his book of laboured and often twisted arguments, the far-left philosopher validly makes this point along with countless invalid ones.
- If moral terms have descriptive meaning in addition to their non-cognitive element, one should be able to validly argue in the other direction.
- Atwood validly draws a connection between Chopin and Delacroix in their hatred of romantic anarchy and disorder.
1. 1.1 In a way that is legally binding or officially acceptable.
  she did not validly consent to the marriage
  they want everything done legally and validly
  Example sentencesExamples
  A validly licensed copy of Windows ensures that you will receive ongoing updates.
  It empowers him to include previous failures in a validly served notice.
  If a lawmaker has validly exercised his power, the court may give effect to the law validly made.
  You can't divorce unless you were validly married to begin with.
  Without a validly signed will, your property will pass to various relatives in the percentages set by Texas law.

单词	validly
释义	Definition of validly in English: validly adverb ˈvalɪdliˈvælədli 1With a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonably. we cannot validly infer a moral conclusion from non-moral premises how can we validly and reliably assess students' professional development? Example sentencesExamples The story ultimately required him to produce performances, situations, and intentions that could be validly interpreted in two different ways. From any such adverbially qualified sentence, we can validly infer a sentence from which one or more of the adverbial qualifiers has been detached. Atwood validly draws a connection between Chopin and Delacroix in their hatred of romantic anarchy and disorder. If moral terms have descriptive meaning in addition to their non-cognitive element, one should be able to validly argue in the other direction. In his book of laboured and often twisted arguments, the far-left philosopher validly makes this point along with countless invalid ones. 1.1 In a way that is legally binding or officially acceptable. she did not validly consent to the marriage they want everything done legally and validly Example sentencesExamples It empowers him to include previous failures in a validly served notice. Without a validly signed will, your property will pass to various relatives in the percentages set by Texas law. A validly licensed copy of Windows ensures that you will receive ongoing updates. You can't divorce unless you were validly married to begin with. If a lawmaker has validly exercised his power, the court may give effect to the law validly made. Definition of validly in US English: validly adverbˈvælədliˈvalədlē 1With a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonably. we cannot validly infer a moral conclusion from nonmoral premises how can we validly and reliably assess students' professional development? Example sentencesExamples From any such adverbially qualified sentence, we can validly infer a sentence from which one or more of the adverbial qualifiers has been detached. The story ultimately required him to produce performances, situations, and intentions that could be validly interpreted in two different ways. In his book of laboured and often twisted arguments, the far-left philosopher validly makes this point along with countless invalid ones. If moral terms have descriptive meaning in addition to their non-cognitive element, one should be able to validly argue in the other direction. Atwood validly draws a connection between Chopin and Delacroix in their hatred of romantic anarchy and disorder. 1.1 In a way that is legally binding or officially acceptable. she did not validly consent to the marriage they want everything done legally and validly Example sentencesExamples A validly licensed copy of Windows ensures that you will receive ongoing updates. It empowers him to include previous failures in a validly served notice. If a lawmaker has validly exercised his power, the court may give effect to the law validly made. You can't divorce unless you were validly married to begin with. Without a validly signed will, your property will pass to various relatives in the percentages set by Texas law.
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