illegitimation (Meaning)
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illegitimation (n.)
The act of illegitimating; bastardizing.
The state of being illegitimate; illegitimacy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of illegitimation
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illegitimation Sentence Examples
- The illegitimation of traditional gender roles has led to a more diverse and inclusive society.
- The online harassment she faced led to the illegitimation of her professional reputation.
- The government's policies have contributed to the illegitimation of low-income families.
- Climate change has become a factor in the illegitimation of fossil fuel companies.
- The illegitimation of psychological therapies has hindered access to mental health care.
- The rise of conspiracy theories has contributed to the illegitimation of scientific evidence.
- The spread of misinformation has led to the illegitimation of certain news sources.
- The illegitimation of cultural traditions and values has resulted in a loss of cultural diversity.
- The illegitimation of political parties has weakened democratic institutions.
- The judicial system must guard against the illegitimation of innocent individuals.
FAQs About the word illegitimation
The act of illegitimating; bastardizing., The state of being illegitimate; illegitimacy.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The illegitimation of traditional gender roles has led to a more diverse and inclusive society.
The online harassment she faced led to the illegitimation of her professional reputation.
The government's policies have contributed to the illegitimation of low-income families.
Climate change has become a factor in the illegitimation of fossil fuel companies.
