Question

legitimate (adj.) (1)• a legitimate grievance •  It seemed a  perfectly legitimate  question. •  Politicians are legitimate targets for satire. (2)• the legitimate government of the country •  Is his business strictly legitimate? (3)• Parents' concerns about the disease are quite legitimate. •  People have a legitimate expectation that their politicians should be honest. •  The court ruled that celebrities' children were not a legitimate target for press intrusion. •  The legitimate government was reinstated after the uprising.

Accepted Answer

[lɪˈdʒɪtɪmət]   adjective1. for which there is a fair and acceptable reason2. allowed and acceptable according to the law3. (of a child) born when its parents are legally married to each other

Term	legitimate (adj.)
Synonym	[lɪˈdʒɪtɪmət] adjective 1. for which there is a fair and acceptable reason 2. allowed and acceptable according to the law 3. (of a child) born when its parents are legally married to each other
Meaning	(1) • a legitimate grievance • It seemed a perfectly legitimate question. • Politicians are legitimate targets for satire. (2) • the legitimate government of the country • Is his business strictly legitimate? (3) • Parents' concerns about the disease are quite legitimate. • People have a legitimate expectation that their politicians should be honest. • The court ruled that celebrities' children were not a legitimate target for press intrusion. • The legitimate government was reinstated after the uprising.

Legitimate Acceptable Politicians Government Adj Lɪˈdʒɪtɪmət Adjective Fair