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sound adjective accurate, acknowledged, admitted, cogent, compelling, convincing, correct, credible, effective, effectual, efficacious, factual, forceful, incontrovertible, irrefutable, justified, legitimate, persuasive, potent, powerful, proven, right, rightful, scientific, solid, strong, substantial, true, truthful, unanswerable, unchallengeable, unconfutable, undisputable, undistorted, unexaggerated, unimagined, unimpeachable, veracious, veritable, weighty, well-founded, well-grounded
Associated concepts: sound discretion, sound value

See also: authentic, cogent, communicate, credible, defensible, discriminating, durable, fiduciary, firm, fixed, honest, incontestable, indomitable, intact, intonation, inviolate, judicious, juridical, justifiable, legitimate, licit, logical, lucid, meritorious, noise, normal, persuasive, phrase, plausible, positive, pragmatic, pronounce, rational, reasonable, reliable, rightful, safe, sane, scrupulous, secure, sensible, speak, stable, staunch, strong, thorough, true, unblemished, undeniable, utter, valid, viable

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able to pay cogent Compos mentis considered credible durable efficacious faithworthy fast fastened firm firmus fixed forceful intonation judicious logic logical noise			succession succession of acts succession of property succession of property rights Succession of States Succession of Supreme Court Justices successions successive successive phases successive relationship successive sentences successively gaining in force successively waxing in force successiveness successlessness successor successors successorship succinct succor succorer succumb succumb to death succumbere succurrere succussion s suceed in winning such being the case sudden sudden attack sudden burst sudden contact sudden death sudden desire sudden excursion sudden force sudden happening sudden misfortune sudden peril sudden terror suddenness sue sue a third party sue for Sue priest for affair with woman suffer suffer a deprivation suffer a relapse suffer by comparison suffer death suffer defeat			succumb to succumb to death succumbed succumbed Succumbent succumbere succumbing succumbing succumbs succumbs succurrere Succursal Succursale succus succus succus Succus entericus Succus entericus Succus entericus succuss succuss Succussation succussatory succussatory succussed succussed succusses succussing succussion succussion succussion s succussion s's succussion s's succussion s's succussion s's succussion sound succussion sound succussion sounds succussion sounds succussion sounds succussion sounds succussion splash succussions succussions Succussive SUCD SUCE Suceava Suceava County suceed in winning Sucesion Sucession Sucession Sucession SUCF such such Such a Bad Experience, Never Again such and such such and such such as

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