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validez

validity

noun bah-lee-DES Rare

Usage Note

Validez refers to the quality of being legally or logically valid — the validity of a contract, argument, or document. It ends in -z, so the plural changes to valideces. The related adjective is válido/a. A common phrase is tener validez (to be valid); losing validity is perder validez or caducar.

Examples

"Comprobaron la validez del contrato."

Natural Translation

They checked the validity of the contract.

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