The mother of four legitimised princes was not made to support such outrages, nor to have interviews with their insolent authors.
Monseigneur, who from childhood had had a fancy for Mademoiselle de Blois, his legitimised sister, loved her far more definitely since her marriage with M.
It also legitimised the airing of grievances against the style and conduct of the USA in world affairs.
By doing so it directly promoted the lowering of Christian ideals and requirements, and in a certain fashionlegitimised this weakening of religious power.
Everything that laid claim to validity had henceforth to be legitimised by the faith, i.
The Church by her edicts legitimised average morality, after average morality had created the authority of the Church.
It was no time for scruples; the coup d'état would be legitimisedafterwards by universal suffrage; Garibaldi himself would approve of the king's dictatorship if it were accompanied by a thoroughly Italian policy.
The Prince-President tranquilly awaited the eight million votes which should transform him from a political brigand into a legitimised emperor, and Cavour left him to the judgment of his own countrymen.
His son Roberto, born like himself out of wedlock, but legitimised by Pope Nicholas V.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "legitimised" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
