10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ILLEGITIMATENESS»
Discover the use of
illegitimateness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
illegitimateness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus
... accepted the fact of his illegitimacy > syn bastardy, illegitimateness,
supposititiousness rel bar sinister ant legitimacy, legitimateness 2 syn
ILLEGALITY, illicitness, unlawfulness ant legitimacy, legitimateness illegitimate
adj 1 not recognized ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc,
1988
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Flügel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English ...
Unrertjtluhfett//. 1. wrongfulness, injustice ; 2. dishonesty. Unredjtmdfig/ I. adj.
unlawful, unrighteous ; illegal, unrightful, illegitimate; II. adv. unlawfully ; illegally;
illegitimately. Unredprmfifigteit/ /. unlawfulness, unrightfulness, illegitimateness.
Felix Flügel, C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann,
1843
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Repertory of International Arbitral Jurisprudence: 1794-1918
Mr. Bayard, Secretary of State for the United States, in a despatch of April 24th of
that year fully adopted the principle of the illegitimateness of such closure, and
refused to acknowledge that which had been declared by Colombia.* (Hall, p.
Vincent Coussirat-Coustáere, Pierre Michel Eisemann,
1989
4
The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
... illc'rgal illegiility ilctlogally illogalness illegitimatc ' I M A illegitimatsiely
illegitimateness illEviable illiberal ' illiberality illiberalness illicit illicitness illicitly
illiterate illiterately illiterateness ill-natur'd ill-naturedmels illogicalilluminate
illsiminative ...
5
The North American Review
... which measures the value of all the property of the country." — pp. 77, 78. The
illegitimateness of a paper currency — its existence by 190 THE FINANCIAL
CRISIS. [Jan.
6
Flugel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English Languages
Unterf)tltd)!eit;/. 1. wrongfulness, injustice; 2. dishonesty. Unred)tm4fitg, I. adj.
unlawful, unrighteous ; illegal, unrightful, illegitimate; 1 1. adv. unlawfully ;
illegally; illegitimately. Unved)tmifitg?eit, /. unlawfulness, unrightfulness,
illegitimateness.
C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann,
1843
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The illustrated Gaelic dictionary
Опиши п.. cn illegitimate та. ùeo-laghalachd, Lüma'. пижаму, unlawfulness,
illegitimney, illegitimateness. neo-làmhnch, -aiche, а. soo neo-lìmhchßk. _-_d. ‚
мы. Inability. neo-làrnhchaìr, e, a. Awkward, unsk'ìlfnl, inexpert, clumsy-handed.
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A dictionary of the Welsh language. [Preceded by] A grammar ...
Kn) Illegitimateness ; a state of unlawfulness. Anghyfreithus, o. (anghyfraith)
Unlegalized. Tri dyn a ddyly dafodlawg yi, llys drostynt gan v arenia gwralg, ae
alllud aneliyfi eilhus, a ehrug amanaal. Tlic three persons who are inllUed to
eounsel ...
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The new universal English dictionary. Buchanan
ILLE'G ALLY [ilkgitime, F.) not according to law. ILLE'G ALNESS, ofianeg. and
legalitat, L.) contrariness to law. ILLEGITIMATENESS (of i/legitimai, L. tiltgitime, F.
) unlawfulness, baseness of birth, fpuriousners. ILLIB'ERALNESS (illibtralitat, L.)
...
Nathan Bailey, James Buchanan (grammarian),
1760
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A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Riatach, a. Illegitimate ; foreign. Com. and sup. riataiche. Riatachas, ais, s. m.
Illegitimacy ; outlandishness ; the state of being foreign. Riatachd, s.s.
Illegitimateness ; outlandishness. Rib, v. a. Entangle ; ensnare; separate the seed
from flax.
Robert Archibald Armstrong,
1825