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validity

In logic, a property of inferences or arguments which are valid if the conclusion follows necessarily (by deduction) from the premises, as in a syllogism. The premises may be false, but if they are true the conclusion must be true.



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Cons: The racial element and the daughter's lustiness in tonight's debut are both hackneyed and on the queasy side, indicating the series won't mind settling for easy jokes.
CRIT-O-MATIC by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
This lustiness recalls the fact that historically it was the white masters and not the black servants who were the sexual aggressors.
Focusing on the wrong front: historical displacement, the Maginot ... by Gillan, Jennifer / African American Review
But Tworkov imposes geometrical structure on de Kooning's lustiness, forcing the figures into rectangular confines and using slanted brushwork that recalls the "constructive stroke" of his longtime hero, Cezanne.
JACK TWORKOV by COOPER, HARRY / Artforum International
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