Valide
Example: Son raisonnement est valide selon les principes de la logique.
Definition
"Valide" in philosophy refers to an argument or reasoning that is logically sound and correctly structured according to the principles of logic, ensuring that if the premises are true, the conclusion must also be true.
Etymology
The word "valide" comes from the Latin 'validus,' meaning strong or effective. It entered French with the sense of being legally or logically sound. Did you know? Its root also gave rise to English words like 'valid' and 'validation,' emphasizing strength and correctness.
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