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validez
/baˈliðeθ/
validity
La validez de este documento debe ser verificada.
The validity of this document must be verified.
formal
The quality of being legally or officially valid; legitimacy.
El tribunal examinó la validez del contrato.
The court examined the validity of the contract.
Often used in legal contexts to refer to the enforceability or authenticity of documents, agreements, or legal procedures.
formal
The state of being logically or factually correct.
La validez de sus argumentos fue cuestionada.
The validity of his arguments was questioned.
In philosophical or academic contexts, it refers to the soundness of reasoning or evidence.
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Legal Context
In legal documents, 'validez' is crucial for ensuring contracts, laws, or procedures are enforceable.
Gold Rule
Formal Usage
'Validez' is typically used in formal or professional contexts, not in casual conversation.
Word Origin
Derived from the Latin 'validus' (strong, effective), with the suffix '-ez' denoting quality or state.
Usage Notes
In Spanish, 'validez' is often used in formal contexts, particularly in law, science, and philosophy. It is synonymous with 'vigencia' when referring to the period during which something is valid.
Word Breakdown
valid
strong, effective
root-ez
quality or state
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