legitimating Antonyms
Meaning of legitimating
legitimating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Legitimate
legitimating Sentence Examples
- The president's actions were highly controversial, but he attempted to legitimize them by claiming they were necessary for national security.
- The new government tried to legitimize its authority by holding elections, but many people believed they were rigged.
- The company's advertising campaign was designed to legitimize its products by making them seem more popular and desirable than they actually were.
- The senator's speech was an attempt to legitimize her position on the upcoming legislation, but it was met with strong opposition from her colleagues.
- The court's decision was seen as a major step towards legitimizing same-sex marriage in the country.
- The government's efforts to legitimize its rule were undermined by widespread corruption and human rights abuses.
- The organization's goal was to legitimize the rights of indigenous peoples by raising awareness of their culture and traditions.
- The peace agreement was seen as a major step towards legitimizing the new government and ending the long-running civil war.
- The company's attempts to legitimize its environmental practices were met with skepticism from environmental groups.
- The government's efforts to legitimize its claim to the disputed territory were met with strong opposition from neighboring countries.
FAQs About the word legitimating
of Legitimate
validating, sanctioning, privileging,legitimizing, authorizing, endorsing, entitling,enabling, approving, enfranchising
disabling, nullifying, disabling, invalidating, nullifying,invalidating, disqualifying, disempowering, delegitimizing, disqualifying
The president's actions were highly controversial, but he attempted to legitimize them by claiming they were necessary for national security.
The new government tried to legitimize its authority by holding elections, but many people believed they were rigged.
The company's advertising campaign was designed to legitimize its products by making them seem more popular and desirable than they actually were.
The senator's speech was an attempt to legitimize her position on the upcoming legislation, but it was met with strong opposition from her colleagues.
