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Definition of "legitimising" []

  • Present participle of legitimise. (verb)

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Use "legitimising" in a sentence
  • "This article is as deluded as the progressive mind can get because it typifies the outlook of Polly Toynbee that politics is a constant secular style crusade that has is aim in legitimising post-Christian notions of progress that owe much to religious thinking."
  • "I don’t see the point in legitimising it and elevating it to some sort of respectable policy debate."
  • "The first challenge is about combining the power of what Professor Manuel Castells refers to as three identities: the 'legitimising' identity, which is about the state as a representative of the majority at the service of all; the 'resistance' identity which is about mass organisation and mobilisation; and the 'project' identity which I would define as capacity to implement policies decided upon."