legitimation

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    the act of rendering a person legitimate
    the act of making lawful

Word Origin

legitimation (n.)
mid-15c., from Middle French légitimation, from Medieval Latin legitimationem (nominative legitimatio), noun of action from past participle stem of legitimare (see legitimate (adj.)).

Example

1. Changing modes of the ccp legitimation : present and future .
2. On this level of legitimation , the reflective integration of discrete institutional processes reaches its ultimate fulfillment .
3. Whether either of these ideas can bear the weight of regime legitimation or ultimately co-exist with one another is yet to be seen .
4. First , to discuss the function and meaning of educational policy legitimation .
5. Thoughts on legitimation of tourism study based on language game theory .

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