Definition of the word validly

Definition of the word validly

Pronunciation of vocabulary validly

validlyadverb
hợp lệ
/ˈvælɪdli//ˈvælɪdli/

Origin of the word validly

The word "validly" is an adjective that means being in accordance with the rules or standards, or having legal force and effect. Its origin dates back to 14th-century Middle English, derived from the Old French word "valider," which is itself derived from the Latin "validus," meaning "strong" or "powerful." In Latin, "validus" was used to describe something that was strong, resilient, or effective. Over time, the English word "validly" emerged to describe actions or results that were in accordance with the norm, applicable, or enforceable. Today, "validly" is used in various contexts, including law, science, and everyday language, to indicate the correctness or legitimacy of something.

Vocabulary summary validly

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meaning see valid

Example of vocabulary validlynamespace

in a way that is legally acceptable or correct

theo cách được pháp luật chấp nhận hoặc đúng đắn

The contract had been validly drawn up.
Hợp đồng đã được lập ra một cách hợp lệ.
The candidate's electoral victory was validly determined by the election commission.
Chiến thắng trong cuộc bầu cử của ứng cử viên đã được ủy ban bầu cử xác định một cách hợp lệ.
The contract is validly binding as it conforms to the legal requirements.
Hợp đồng có giá trị ràng buộc hợp lệ vì nó tuân thủ các yêu cầu pháp lý.
The prescription of the medicine was validly issued by the licensed physician.
Đơn thuốc được kê đơn hợp lệ bởi bác sĩ có giấy phép hành nghề.
The will was validly executed in the presence of two witness signatures.
Di chúc được thực hiện hợp lệ khi có chữ ký của hai người làm chứng.