legitimate|legitimated|legitimates|legitimating in English

verb

[le·git·i·mate || lɪ'dʒɪtɪmət]

make valid; make lawful; make legitimate; justify, make permissible

Use "legitimate|legitimated|legitimates|legitimating" in a sentence

1. The dominance of the dominant mode must be legitimated.

2. This is the outstanding recent work treating Constitutional Law in terms of the legitimating effects of argumentation

3. Legitimate taxa derived from Cladistics

4. “legitimate”, “natural” and “adulterine” children

5. That would be completely legitimate.

6. It seemed a perfectly legitimate question.

7. I'm a legitimate businessman now.

8. Vocational training, legitimate career paths.

9. They had a legitimate grievance.

10. Is his business strictly legitimate?

11. That's a perfectly legitimate question.

12. That's a perfectly legitimate fear.

13. Whereas the scientific enterprise is legitimated by agreed testing procedures, the theological enterprise has been characterized by dogmatism.

14. Marxism and liberation theology condemn religion for supporting the status quo and legitimating the power of the oppressor.

15. Legitimate Interest ‘Balancing Test’ Assessment Template

16. Absolute alibis provides a legitimate cover.

17. 8 They had a legitimate grievance.

18. In so doing they legitimated and endorsed the statusquo, and fulfilled an ideological function of agent of disguised social control.

19. Conscionable means “able to be Conscienced.” How can it therefore be legitimate, lest its definition also be legitimate? Share

20. In this French, this imperial language, translation is a process of acculturation, monopolization, possession, association with a legitimated, national body of knowledge.

21. Atomy is a legitimate MLM business opportunity

22. the criminal world and the legitimate world.

23. We thought we were on a legitimate op.

24. The law says this is quite legitimate.

25. Andropause is a legitimate physiological condition, notes Dr