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legitimacy

[li-jit-uh-muh-see] / lɪˈdʒɪt ə mə si /


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“I tend to worry about the legitimacy of some of these complaints,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Such is the surreal nature of this bout that some have questioned its legitimacy, with rumours circulating about contractual fine print - including suggestions Joshua may be restricted from knocking Paul out.

From BBC

Lumbala, who was living in France when he was arrested nearly five years ago, has refused to accept the legitimacy of the court in Paris.

From BBC

The generals are looking for an off-ramp which will buy them a semblance of legitimacy, and win over some of their many opponents.

From BBC

He describes it as a "shadowy industry that the state just tolerates", adding that the state may not wish to give it legitimacy by providing regulation or guidelines.

From BBC