Definition of soundness in English:

soundness

noun ˈsaʊndnəsˈsaʊn(d)nəs

mass noun

1The state of being in good condition; robustness.
mental and physical soundness
concern over the soundness of local financial institutions
Example sentencesExamples
- The research, which documents no consequent madness in cases of restored vision, also suggests the patient's essential soundness of mind.
- Maintaining structural soundness in mature boars is critical, particularly in pen mating conditions.
- Today, the key issue becomes the soundness of these funds.
- Such failures, by calling into question the soundness of the asset structure of all units, tend to modify all desired portfolios.
- There are tens of thousands of mortgage brokers extending credit with little concern for the long-term soundness of the mortgage.
2The quality of being based on valid reason or good judgement.
we will win because of the soundness of our arguments
you really have to question the soundness of these measures
Example sentencesExamples
- The bulk of his book relates historical events meant to demonstrate the soundness and explanatory scope of his claim.
- The basic soundness of Wagner's thinking on music's relationship to text is revealed in this opera.
- The policymakers cannot stick to their preferred habitat despite the soundness of their arguments.
- With great maturity and soundness of judgement, you quietly jump up and down screaming, "Nobody's out there!"
- They could not rationally demonstrate the soundness of their own ideas or the unsoundness of their adversaries' ideas.
1. 2.1 The quality of being competent or reliable.
  business leaders remain to be convinced of his soundness on economic issues
  Example sentencesExamples
  The identification instruments did not possess enough psychometric soundness to overcome the hazards that may have flowed from their use.
  He was a negative critic of the economist's theoretical soundness.
  Personal soundness is a key area of counsellor competence.
  Soundness of experts includes a recognized standing in their discipline.
  A standard lesson is selected by an experienced methods instructor to demonstrate soundness in techniques and procedures.

Definition of soundness in US English:

soundness

nounˈsaʊn(d)nəsˈsoun(d)nəs

1The state of being in good condition; robustness.
mental and physical soundness
concern over the soundness of local financial institutions
Example sentencesExamples
- There are tens of thousands of mortgage brokers extending credit with little concern for the long-term soundness of the mortgage.
- Such failures, by calling into question the soundness of the asset structure of all units, tend to modify all desired portfolios.
- The research, which documents no consequent madness in cases of restored vision, also suggests the patient's essential soundness of mind.
- Maintaining structural soundness in mature boars is critical, particularly in pen mating conditions.
- Today, the key issue becomes the soundness of these funds.
2The quality of being based on valid reason or good judgment.
we will win because of the soundness of our arguments
you really have to question the soundness of these measures
Example sentencesExamples
- The bulk of his book relates historical events meant to demonstrate the soundness and explanatory scope of his claim.
- The policymakers cannot stick to their preferred habitat despite the soundness of their arguments.
- The basic soundness of Wagner's thinking on music's relationship to text is revealed in this opera.
- They could not rationally demonstrate the soundness of their own ideas or the unsoundness of their adversaries' ideas.
- With great maturity and soundness of judgement, you quietly jump up and down screaming, "Nobody's out there!"
1. 2.1 The quality of being competent or reliable.
  business leaders remain to be convinced of his soundness on economic issues
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was a negative critic of the economist's theoretical soundness.
  A standard lesson is selected by an experienced methods instructor to demonstrate soundness in techniques and procedures.
  Soundness of experts includes a recognized standing in their discipline.
  Personal soundness is a key area of counsellor competence.
  The identification instruments did not possess enough psychometric soundness to overcome the hazards that may have flowed from their use.

词汇	soundness
释义	Definition of soundness in English: soundness noun ˈsaʊndnəsˈsaʊn(d)nəs mass noun 1The state of being in good condition; robustness. mental and physical soundness concern over the soundness of local financial institutions Example sentencesExamples The research, which documents no consequent madness in cases of restored vision, also suggests the patient's essential soundness of mind. Maintaining structural soundness in mature boars is critical, particularly in pen mating conditions. Today, the key issue becomes the soundness of these funds. Such failures, by calling into question the soundness of the asset structure of all units, tend to modify all desired portfolios. There are tens of thousands of mortgage brokers extending credit with little concern for the long-term soundness of the mortgage. 2The quality of being based on valid reason or good judgement. we will win because of the soundness of our arguments you really have to question the soundness of these measures Example sentencesExamples The bulk of his book relates historical events meant to demonstrate the soundness and explanatory scope of his claim. The basic soundness of Wagner's thinking on music's relationship to text is revealed in this opera. The policymakers cannot stick to their preferred habitat despite the soundness of their arguments. With great maturity and soundness of judgement, you quietly jump up and down screaming, "Nobody's out there!" They could not rationally demonstrate the soundness of their own ideas or the unsoundness of their adversaries' ideas. 2.1 The quality of being competent or reliable. business leaders remain to be convinced of his soundness on economic issues Example sentencesExamples The identification instruments did not possess enough psychometric soundness to overcome the hazards that may have flowed from their use. He was a negative critic of the economist's theoretical soundness. Personal soundness is a key area of counsellor competence. Soundness of experts includes a recognized standing in their discipline. A standard lesson is selected by an experienced methods instructor to demonstrate soundness in techniques and procedures. Definition of soundness in US English: soundness nounˈsaʊn(d)nəsˈsoun(d)nəs 1The state of being in good condition; robustness. mental and physical soundness concern over the soundness of local financial institutions Example sentencesExamples There are tens of thousands of mortgage brokers extending credit with little concern for the long-term soundness of the mortgage. Such failures, by calling into question the soundness of the asset structure of all units, tend to modify all desired portfolios. The research, which documents no consequent madness in cases of restored vision, also suggests the patient's essential soundness of mind. Maintaining structural soundness in mature boars is critical, particularly in pen mating conditions. Today, the key issue becomes the soundness of these funds. 2The quality of being based on valid reason or good judgment. we will win because of the soundness of our arguments you really have to question the soundness of these measures Example sentencesExamples The bulk of his book relates historical events meant to demonstrate the soundness and explanatory scope of his claim. The policymakers cannot stick to their preferred habitat despite the soundness of their arguments. The basic soundness of Wagner's thinking on music's relationship to text is revealed in this opera. They could not rationally demonstrate the soundness of their own ideas or the unsoundness of their adversaries' ideas. With great maturity and soundness of judgement, you quietly jump up and down screaming, "Nobody's out there!" 2.1 The quality of being competent or reliable. business leaders remain to be convinced of his soundness on economic issues Example sentencesExamples He was a negative critic of the economist's theoretical soundness. A standard lesson is selected by an experienced methods instructor to demonstrate soundness in techniques and procedures. Soundness of experts includes a recognized standing in their discipline. Personal soundness is a key area of counsellor competence. The identification instruments did not possess enough psychometric soundness to overcome the hazards that may have flowed from their use.
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