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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			validification validity Validity of will validity proceedings validly validus valor valorization valorous valorousness valuable Valuable consideration valuables valuate valuation value value added tax value in exchange value incorrectly value received valued at Valued policy valueless valueless check values valvular ejection sound vamp Van Buren, Martin Van Devanter, Willis Vana est illa potentia quae numquam venit in actum vandal Vandalism vandalize Vanderbilt, Arthur T. vandimonium deserere vanguard Vani timores sunt aestimandi vanish vanished vanishing vanishment vanitas vanload vanquish vantage vantage point vanus vanward vapid vapid expression vapidity			valves valves valves Valves of the heart Valves of the heart Valves of the heart Valves Wide Open Valves, Unilateral Vesicoureteral Reflux and Renal Dysplasia Valvetrain Valvifera valving valving valving Valvoline Instant Oil Change valvoplasty valvotomy valvotomy VALVT valvula valvula valvula valvulae valvulae valvular valvular valvular valvular disease valvular disease valvular disease Valvular Disease - Heart valvular ejection sound valvular endocarditis valvular endocarditis valvular endocarditis valvular heart disease valvular heart disease valvular heart disease valvular heart disease valvular incompetence valvular incompetence valvular incompetence valvular incompetence valvular insufficiency valvular insufficiency valvular insufficiency valvular reflux valvular reflux valvular reflux valvular regurgitation valvular regurgitation valvular regurgitation valvular stenosis valvular stenosis valvular stenosis valvulate valvule valvule valvule valvules valvules valvulitis

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