illegitimate
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definition
noun
A woman responding to a survey about the experience of illegitimates in 1986 said that her mother ‘was put in an orphanage and did not get full knowledge about her parents until she was 55.’
a person who is illegitimate by birth.
adjective
an illegitimate exercise of power by the military
not authorized by the law; not in accordance with accepted standards or rules.
translation of 'illegitimate'
adjective
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example
China is ruled by an 'illegitimate' communist oligarchy which wants to develop the country commercially while maintaining political control.
I have looked at it and I have seen a bigger rise in Ireland, where there is no gay marriage and 'illegitimate' children.
She was the 'illegitimate' child of a slave called Brotessa whose master - a pagan called Dubtach - was Brigid's father.
There was no such thing as an 'illegitimate' child, a mother had simply to ‘name’ the child and if it was a son he could inherit part of its father's property.
Moreover, as Lord Scarman recognised, pressure which appears legitimate might be 'illegitimate' if applied for the wrong motives.
It aims to block domestic usurpers or foreign aggressors from establishing 'illegitimate' rule over the attacked society.
It enforces an 'illegitimate' system of unfair rules and operates with undemocratic procedures.
When you mention that, 'illegitimate' children, that is one of the things which in a generation, twenty years or so, attitudes have changed wholesale.
We can challenge 'illegitimate' corporate authority.
It's all lifestyle and marriages and 'illegitimate' children and tears before bedtime.
Manapat said Poe was born as the 'illegitimate' child of an already married Spanish father and an American mother, and thus should have acquired the citizenship of his mother under Philippine law.
As indicated above, another of the major problems for 'illegitimate' children was the feeling that they were never secure members of their families.
Outside his marriage, he had four 'illegitimate' children (with one disputed), which may sound on the high side, but that was not unusual.
Sexual harassment in the workplace is an 'illegitimate' exercise of power.
It will be unusual for a bank itself to have exercised undue influence, acted unconscionably, or exerted 'illegitimate' pressure.
There are 'illegitimate' children over the years, accusations of collusion with Nazis, shadowy tales of unrequited longing and profound unfairness.
An 'illegitimate' child was literally parentless at law, and even the subsequent marriage of the parents could not legitimize their offspring.
The fundamentalists might inflict the harshest possible punishment on her for having borne an 'illegitimate' child, that too by an Indian.
He writes that his first experience of the police came through his unruly boyhood and that he is the father of an 'illegitimate' child, born while he was a military police officer in South Korea.
Does this imply Darrell winds up in prison after fathering an 'illegitimate' child while the other son is gay?
Again, he vows to do penance by marrying Elizabeth and accepting her 'illegitimate' son.
There's simply no reason for not doing the ‘right’ thing in regards to correcting for our unlawful and 'illegitimate' invasion.
In the long run, I think many people will shy away from becoming collectors in an outlawed or 'illegitimate' area.
Under this exception, the bare desire to harm an unpopular group is an 'illegitimate' basis for legislation.
Even if he is right as a matter of political theory, he will not be an effective lawyer if he treats the law as wholly 'illegitimate' .
In any event, the exclusion of them from the balancing exercise is likewise 'illegitimate' .
Thousands of 'illegitimate' children were denied adoption because the church could not countenance the thought that ‘the legal parent might be alive’.
It is for this reason that the one-person-one-vote decision, while appealing in democratic terms, seems to me a form of 'illegitimate' judicial activism.
Isn't privacy analysis based on substantive due process an example of 'illegitimate' , activist judicial review?
However when our dissent becomes a meaningful challenge to their 'illegitimate' privilege and authority, then they will begin to criminalize us.
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