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Something is valid if it is correct or accepted. For something like a travel pass or a parking meter, it is valid if you can use it.
A reason for doing something might be described as valid if other people accept it, like a valid reason for taking a day off work or school.
A reason for doing something might be described as valid if other people accept it, like a valid reason for taking a day off work or school.
Something is valuable if it is worth a lot of money. Some things are valuable for other reasons, for example they have sentimental value because they remind you of someone.
Vandalize means to damage or ruin something on purpose, often without caring who owns it. It can include breaking, scratching, or defacing public or private property.
People vandalize walls, signs, buses, or books to change how they look. The damage is usually done secretly or as an act of mischief. Vandalism is illegal in many places.
People vandalize walls, signs, buses, or books to change how they look. The damage is usually done secretly or as an act of mischief. Vandalism is illegal in many places.
Something written or spoken is verbose if there are far more words used than is necessary to get the message across.
You go via a place when you are on a route from one place to another and you go through that place on the way. For example, "I went to the shops via the post office."
If someone is violent, they are being aggressive or forceful with the intention of hurting someone else.
Vitality is a condition where you are in a state of vigorous good health and are happy and exuberant. Someone or something can exude vitality of the mind or body.
