Definition Synonyms
Definition of licit - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
legalpermitted by law
- The licit sale of alcohol is regulated by the government..
2.
permittednot forbidden by formal or informal rules
- The licit trade of goods is encouraged.
Origin of licit
Latin, licitus (lawful)
Examples of licit in a sentence
Licit activities are encouraged by the authorities. The licit sale of alcohol is regulated. Licit activities are allowed in the park.
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- French:licite, permis, ...
- German:legal, erlaubt, ...
- Italian:lecito, consentito, ...
- Spanish:lícito, legal, ...
- Portuguese:legal, permitido, ...
- Chinese:合法的, 允许的, ...
- Japanese:合法的な, 認められた, ...
- Arabic:مَشْرُوع, مُباح, ...
- Hebrew:הֵיתֵרִי, חוּקִּי, ...
- Russian:законный, ...
- Ukrainian:законний, легальний, ...
- Hindi:वैध, अनुमत, ...
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