illegitimately 的 3 个定义
- born of parents who are not married to each other; born out of wedlock: an illegitimate child.
- not legitimate; not sanctioned by law or custom.
- unlawful; illegal: an illegitimate action.
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- a person recognized or looked upon as illegitimate.
il·le·git·i·mat·ed, il·le·git·i·mat·ing.
- to declare illegitimate.
illegitimately 近义词
等同于 unlawfully
更多illegitimately例句
- They’re now pretty much alone among possible 2024 hopefuls in taking this one last stand against the results of an election that polls show a majority of the GOP base regards as illegitimate.
- Going forward, Lamb predicted, those claiming the election was illegitimate “will make the same arguments.”
- Yet, many Democrats continued to regard Hayes as an illegitimate president.
- Google’s algorithms would, they said, easily detect and reject the illegitimate clicks—AdNauseam would be no match for Google’s sophisticated defenses.
- This rigged and illegitimate process is wrong, and it follows a pattern of the majority leader and Senate Republicans abusing their power to break their own standards on Supreme Court nominations.
- In many ways the position of the illegitimately born child, always sufficiently bad, has been rendered worse under war conditions.
- The English law has always looked with great disfavor on the illegitimately born child.
- Every illegitimately born child would be placed in a position of safety.
- The will, which is illegitimately stretched to include feeling, is treated as the creator as well as the discerner of reality.
- Should one happen to be illegitimately born, he is not eligible to a trade, though he even be holy.