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Detailed Translations for legitimation from English to Spanish

legitimation:


Translation Matrix for legitimation:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- legalisation; legalization

Synonyms for "legitimation":

  • act; human action; human activity
  • legalization; legalisation; group action

Related Definitions for "legitimation":

  1. the act of making lawful1
  2. the act of rendering a person legitimate1
    • he has filial rights because he obtained letters of legitimation from the king1
    • his parents' subsequent marriage resulted in his legitimation1

legitimate:


Translation Matrix for legitimate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
justo honest person; just person; righteous person; sincere person
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- decriminalise; decriminalize; legalise; legalize; legitimatise; legitimatize; legitimise; legitimize
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
válido convincing; justified; lawful; legitimate; on legitimate grounds; reasonable; reasoned; solid; sound; valid; warranted; well-founded able-bodied; valid
- lawful; licit; logical
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
justo quite right
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aceptable lawful; legitimate; valid acceptable; believable; credible; likely; plausible; reasonable; reliable
apto para el trabajo legitimate; on legitimate grounds
bien fundado legitimate; on legitimate grounds
convincente convincing; legitimate; reasonable; solid; sound; valid convincing; persuasive; pressing
fundado convincing; justified; legitimate; on legitimate grounds; reasonable; reasoned; solid; sound; valid; warranted; well-founded founded; set up
justificado justified; lawful; legitimate; on legitimate grounds; rightful; valid; warranted authorised; authorized; competent; entitled; granted the right; skilled
justo justified; lawful; legitimate; reasoned; rightful; warranted; well-founded accurate; becoming; befitting; clean; contemplative; correct; correctly; exact; fair; firm; fitting; honest; just; justly; measured; moderate; precise; proper; reasonable; right; sporting; standing-on; staunch; stiff
legal justified; lawful; legal; legitimate; rightful; valid; valid in law; warranted court; forensic; judicial; juridic; legal
legitimario lawful; legitimate; on legitimate grounds; valid
legítimo convincing; justified; lawful; legal; legitimate; on legitimate grounds; reasonable; reasoned; rightful; solid; sound; valid; valid in law; warranted; well-founded absolute; authorised; authorized; competent; downright; entitled; granted the right; skilled; straight
legítimon lawful; legitimate
lícito justified; lawful; legitimate; rightful; warranted accepted
plausible convincing; legitimate; reasonable; solid; sound; valid acceptable; believable; credible; likely; plausible; reasonable; reliable
sano legitimate; on legitimate grounds fighting fit; flawless; flourishing; full-fledged; healthy; in good health; perfect; plump; portly; prosperous; rosy cheeked; rosy cheeked & bushy tailed; substantial; thriving; undamaged; untainted; up to par; up to the mark; well; whole
valedero legitimate; on legitimate grounds
vigente legitimate; on legitimate grounds

Related Words for "legitimate":

  • legitimately, legitimation

Synonyms for "legitimate":


Antonyms for "legitimate":


Related Definitions for "legitimate":

  1. authorized, sanctioned by, or in accordance with law1
    • a legitimate government1
  2. of marriages and offspring; recognized as lawful1
  3. in accordance with recognized or accepted standards or principles1
    • legitimate advertising practices1
  4. based on known statements or events or conditions1
  5. make (an illegitimate child) legitimate; declare the legitimacy of (someone)1
  6. show or affirm to be just and legitimate1
  7. make legal1

Wiktionary Translations for legitimate:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
legitimate legítimo legitimrechtmäßig, im Rahmen der Gesetze erlaubt
legitimate legal; jurídico rechtlich — das Recht betreffend; gesetzlich
legitimate justo juste — Fondé, légitime
legitimate verdadero; real réelvéritable, effectif, vrai, sans fiction ni figure.
legitimate cierto; verdadero vrai — Qui est conforme à la vérité, à ce qui est réellement.