Legitimate
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Meanings of Legitimate
Adjective
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Following the law or rules.
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Real and true, not fake.
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Born to parents who are married.
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Connected to rights that are passed down.
Verb
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To make something lawful or accepted.
Noun
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A person who is born to parents who are married to each other.
Explanation of the word: Legitimate
Legitimate means something is real or true. Like if you have a real toy, it's legitimate, but if it's just a picture of a toy, it's not.
Translations for the word: Legitimate
Synonyms for the word: Legitimate
Antonyms for the word: Legitimate
Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Legitimate
The word 'legitimate' means something that is real, accepted, or allowed by law or rules.
You pronounce 'legitimate' like this: luh-JIT-uh-mit.
The word 'legitimate' comes from the Latin word 'legitimus', which means 'lawful' or 'according to law'.
The word 'legitimate' in Hindi is 'वैध' (Vaidha).