illegitimation

[US]/ˌɪlɪdʒɪˈteɪʃən/

[UK]/ˌɪlɪdʒɪˈteɪʃən/

Translation

n.the act of declaring something unlawful; the declaration of a child as illegitimate; the state of being considered as born out of wedlock

illegitimation process

illegitimation of authority

illegitimation effects

illegitimation crisis

illegitimation strategies

illegitimation theory

illegitimation claims

illegitimation factors

illegitimation mechanisms

illegitimation narratives

the illegitimation of the child caused a scandal in the community.

illegitimation can impact a person's social status.

many countries have laws addressing the illegitimation of children.

the concept of illegitimation varies across different cultures.

illegitimation can lead to legal complications for parents.

some children face stigma due to their illegitimation.

illegitimation affects inheritance rights in many jurisdictions.

society's views on illegitimation have evolved over time.

illegitimation can create emotional challenges for families.

the illegitimation process can be legally complex.

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