lawful in Latin
lawful in Latin is lēgitimus — lawful means allowed or recognised by the law.
lawful in Latin
lēgitimus
(legal) Conforming to, or recognised by the laws of society.
What does "lawful" mean?
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adj Allowed or recognised by the law.
"The company checked that the merger was lawful before signing anything."
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adj In tabletop role-playing games, describing a character who follows rules, traditions, and codes of conduct.
"His paladin has a lawful good alignment."
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lawful in a sentence
- The company checked that the merger was lawful before signing anything.
- She only uses lawful means to collect the debt.
- His paladin has a lawful good alignment.
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What is "lawful" in Latin?
"lawful" in Latin is lēgitimus. lawful means: Allowed or recognised by the law.
How do you use "lawful" in a sentence?
Example: "The company checked that the merger was lawful before signing anything." In Latin, "lawful" is lēgitimus.
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