extremely valid

Frequency: 7.012.1 per million words

Used to emphasize that something is very convincing or well-founded.

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Examples (10)

  • His argument was extremely valid, leaving no room for doubt.
  • The points raised in her presentation were extremely valid and thought-provoking.
  • I find your concerns about the project to be extremely valid.
  • That's an extremely valid criticism, and we should address it.
  • Her research provides extremely valid evidence to support the theory.
  • The feedback we received was extremely valid and helped us improve.
  • While controversial, his perspective on the issue is extremely valid.
  • The historical context makes his interpretation extremely valid.
  • We must consider all opinions, especially those that are extremely valid.
  • The teacher acknowledged that the student's question was extremely valid.