Legitimately
Legitimately adverb - In a manner acceptable to common custom.
Morally and legitimately are semantically related. in fairly topic. In some cases you can use "Morally" instead an adverb "Legitimately".
Morally
Morally adverb - In a moral manner.
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Synonyms for Morally
Legitimately and morally are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Legitimately" instead an adverb "Morally".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lawfully and legitimately
- lawfully and morally
- justly and legitimately
- justly and morally
- properly and legitimately
- properly and morally
- equitably and legitimately
- equitably and morally
- fairly and legitimately
- fairly and morally
- rightfully and legitimately
- rightfully and morally
- uprightly and legitimately
- uprightly and morally
Both words in one sentence
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He legitimately masters a lot of different crafts to impress the Little Red Haired Girl, but still ends up as a Failure Hero for reasons outside his control, or for choosing to do the morally right thing at the cost of winning.
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Noteworthy in that they are some of the only legitimately morally centered characters and get the most overtly happy ending, in contrast with the rest of the cast, who are all pretty much jerkasses and sick fucks (even our heroes).
Source: Comic Book / Preacher
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