legitimately

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legitimately

The couple married so their child would be born legitimately.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • In a lawful or authorized manner: In accordance with established law, rules, or principles.
    • In a genuine or justifiable manner: In a way that is reasonable, valid, or acceptable according to logic or common standards.
Examples of Usage
  • In a lawful manner:

    • The company was legitimately acquired through a transparent bidding process.
    • She legitimately inherited the property after her father's passing.
  • In a justifiable or acceptable manner:

    • He can legitimately claim to be an expert in the field after decades of research.
    • One cannot legitimately argue that the earth is flat.
Advanced Usage
  • "To question something legitimately": To raise a valid or reasonable doubt about something.

    • The public legitimately questioned the government's handling of the crisis.
  • "Legitimately concerned": Having a valid or understandable reason for worry.

    • Parents are legitimately concerned about their children's online safety.
Variants and Related Words
  • Legitimate (adjective): Conforming to the law or to rules; valid or justifiable.
    • He had a legitimate reason for his absence.
  • Legitimacy (noun): The quality of being lawful, valid, or acceptable.
    • The election's legitimacy was confirmed by international observers.
Synonyms
  • Lawfully: In a manner conforming to or permitted by law.
  • Rightfully: In accordance with what is just, proper, or legal.
  • Validly: With a sound basis in logic or fact; acceptable.
Antonyms
  • Illegitimately: In a manner not authorized by law; unlawfully.
  • Wrongfully: In an unjust, unfair, or illegal manner.
legitimately

The couple married so their child would be born legitimately.

Adverb
  1. in a lawfully recognized manner
    • let's get married so our child can be born legitimately
  2. in a manner acceptable to common custom
    • you cannot do this legitimately!

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