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Legitimised is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "legitimise." It is a term used to describe the action of making something lawful, valid, or in accordance with accepted rules or principles. When something is legitimised, it is given legal or official recognition, often to confirm its legitimacy or authority.
When applied to a law or regulation, legitimising it means establishing its validity and ensuring that it conforms to legal standards. This process often involves passing a bill through legislative bodies and obtaining the necessary approvals or votes from relevant authorities.
In a broader sense, legitimising can refer to the acceptance or acknowledgment of something that was previously considered illegal, unauthorized, or questionable. This could pertain to the recognition of a government, leadership, or an individual's position, granting them a rightful status or authority.
Furthermore, the term can also apply to social or cultural phenomena. For instance, when certain actions, practices, or beliefs gain societal acceptance or are considered more normalized, they can be seen as legitimized within a specific group or context.
In summary, legitimised means to establish the legality, validity, or acceptance of something by making it conform to established rules, regulations, or societal norms. It signifies the process of giving official recognition or acknowledgement to a person, action, law, or regulation, granting them the authority, validity, or acceptance they may have lacked previously.
The word "legitimised" is derived from the root word "legitimate". The etymology of "legitimate" can be traced back to the Latin word "legitimatus", which is the past participle of "legitimare". "Legitimare" itself is derived from the Latin word "legitimus", meaning "lawful" or "according to the law". Therefore, "legitimate" initially referred to something that was authorized or sanctioned by the law. The addition of the suffix "-ise" to "legitimate" forms the verb "legitimise", which means to make legitimate or give lawful status to something.
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