validly

In proper form

Validly means in a way that is logically sound, legally binding, or properly justified.

An argument validly proceeds from premises to conclusion.

A contract is validly executed when all requirements are met.

She validly objected to the procedure on procedural grounds.

legally

lawfully

In legal compliance

constitutionally · permissibly · compliantly · sanctioned · notarized · ratified · statutorily · codified · regulated · juridically

logically

reasonably

To a sensible degree

defensibly · tenably · cogently · consistently · deductively · inferentially · analytically · objectively · methodically · rigorously

justifiably

rightly

In correct fashion

appropriately · deservedly · permissibly · allowably · defensibly · warrantedly · excusably · plausibly · meritoriously · ethically

accurately

correctly

In accurate manner

authentically · faithfully · exactly · truthfully · meticulously · scrupulously · rigorously · thoroughly · carefully · faultlessly

Opposites
logical soundness

validlyinvalidly

Without legal force

illogically · fallaciously · unsoundly · spuriously · speciously

legal/procedural legitimacy

validlyinvalidly

Without legal force

illegally · unlawfully · illegitimately · improperly · irregularly

authenticity/genuineness

validlyfalsely

Contrary to fact

fraudulently · spuriously · inaccurately · invalidly · groundlessly

Phrases
Family

valid, invalid, validate, invalidate, validation, validity, validated, validating, invalidity

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