morbid validity

something horrible or morbid in the written word, on film, or in an image, that explains itself in a way you can understand and/or appreciate. creating something horrible or morbid that is not simply to shock, scare, or disgust people.

Some of Edgar Allen Poe's work, like the Cask of Amontillado, had a sort of morbid vailidity behind it. (or) I saw that horror movie, Final Destination, and it seemed that most of the killings were done to shock people, it lacked morbid validity compared to a movie like Silence of the Lambs.

by MillsFokk August 16, 2009

valinor

See David Barham.

The light in the darkness. Oftenly associated with the title 'Lord'. There are seven variations.

Also an island from Tolkie's 'The Silmarillion'.

Lord Valinor is my hero.

by Barham January 16, 2005

Validility

The degree to which something is true or correct.

"Far as that goes, I think we should compare the validility of the data verse what the user says."

by Robert October 24, 2003

ValidL's

A twitter account posting the "L's" of the transgender community, the owner may or may not be failing school.

ValidL's: *posts something transphobic*
Comments: Ivan focus on your maths

by Sumgyen Pakistan March 14, 2023

validify

verb
1. The act of both validating and verifying content.

Corey asked, "Have you looked at those emails and confirmed their validity?" Justin responded, "I plan to validify those later today."

by coreylee October 26, 2015

valid

A property of an argument in logic that preserves the truth, in which there is a neccessary agreement between the premises (assuming that they are true) and the conclusion; that one must undoubtedly arrive at the conclusion. It is not possible for the premises to be true, and the conclusion false. Note that validity is not the same as soundness, which is a valid argument that has all true premises.

Valid:
If I am in Paris, then I am in France; I'm in Paris, therefore I am in France. If I am not in France, then I am not in Paris; oh look, I'm in New York; therefore I must not be in France.
Invalid:
If I am in France, then I am in Paris; Woah! I'm in France, I must be in Paris...BUZZ! I'm actually in Bordeaux.
Either 2 plus 2 equals 22, or Santa Clause is real; but 2 plus 2 does not equal 22; so Santa Clause is real.
Unsound but Valid:
All mammals are cats (false, but assuming it is true); All cats are animals; So all mammals are animals.

by John Joseph O'Hara April 26, 2006

ValidLs

some white kid who is transphobic on twitter for shits and gigs. typically white kid shit

news report: trans woman brutally murdered by transphobes
validLs: 🚬
sane people: wow what an asshat

by rmh_:)))) March 21, 2023