Definition Synonyms
Definition of legitimation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
justificationact of proving something to be reasonable or justified
- His argument for the new policy served as its legitimation..
2.
authorizationact of establishing something as lawful
- The legitimation of the new policy took several months.
3.
legalRare process of making a person legitimateRare
- The legitimation of the child was completed in court.
Origin of legitimation
Latin, legitimus (lawful) + -ation (action or process)
Examples of legitimation in a sentence
Public support gave legitimation to the new law. The legitimation of the merger required legal approval. He sought legitimation for his innovative business model. Legitimation was necessary for inheritance rights. The process of legitimation can be lengthy and complex.
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- French:légitimation, légalisation, ...
- German:Rechtfertigung, Legitimierung, ...
- Italian:legittimazione, ...
- Spanish:legitimación, ...
- Portuguese:legitimação, ...
- Chinese:合理化, 合法化, ...
- Japanese:正当化, 合法化, ...
- Arabic:إِضْفاء الشَّرْعِيَّة, إِضْفاء الشَّرْعِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:לֶגִיטִימַצְיָה, מַתַּן תּוֹקֶף חוּקִי, ...
- Russian:оправдание, легитимация, ...
- Ukrainian:виправдання, легітимація, ...
- Hindi:औचित्य सिद्धि, वैधीकरण, ...
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