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legitimatizing's Usage Examples:

Hobo News was important for legitimatizing the hobo identity and has been credited as a predecessor to the modern.

In 635, he sent arrows to ten tribes which meant legitimatizing them as shads (semi independent governor princes), but he was careful.

The first two sections serve as evidence and reference for legitimatizing the third and main section.

Cicero even promoted illegal action, such as legitimatizing the private army of Gaius Octavius, or Octavian.

the incompetence of the auditors and accused Fann of an "attempt at legitimatizing a grift disguised as an audit.

after her death in 1921 married British Actress Guinevere Sinclair, legitimatizing three other children he had had by her.

subsequently outraged Democrats in the crowd for not recognizing or legitimatizing Brown's allegation.

strong stance against The Supreme Court of the United States of America legitimatizing same-sex marriage in the USA and tweeted homophobic statements that.

" He was responsible for de-legitimatizing censorship of inmates' mail, invasive bodily exams, and penal solitary.

the Holy Crown was always intended to serve its historical role of legitimatizing the position of its wearer as the true divinely appointed king of Hungary.

in 1972, William's Doll extends Zolotow's legacy of recognizing and legitimatizing the emotional capacity of small children.

This interpretation sees Hoffmann as legitimatizing to some extent (using the Ancien Régime as an allegory) a system of.

the audit, with chairman Jack Sellers chastising Fann's "attempt at legitimatizing a grift disguised as an audit.

in secret, hoping to show Jacob physical evidence of his idea before legitimatizing it.

having invaded the canonical boundaries of another Local Church, by legitimatizing a schism it [the Ecumenical Patriarchate] has lost the right to be called.

legitimatizing's Meaning':

make legal

Synonyms:

legitimate; let; decriminalize; monetize; allow; legalise; permit; legitimize; monetise; legitimise; legitimatise; countenance; decriminalise; legalize;

Antonyms:

outlaw; disallow; criminalise; criminalize; forbid;