different between delegitimize vs denegate
delegitimize
English
Etymology
de- +? legitimize
Verb
delegitimize (third-person singular simple present delegitimizes, present participle delegitimizing, simple past and past participle delegitimized)
- To make something less legitimate.
- To make something illegal that was previously legal.
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denegate
English
Etymology
From Latin denegatus, past participle of denego (“I deny”), from de + nego (“I say no”). Doublet of deny.
Verb
denegate (third-person singular simple present denegates, present participle denegating, simple past and past participle denegated)
- (obsolete, transitive) To deny.
Anagrams
- teen-aged, teenaged
Latin
Verb
d?neg?te
- second-person plural present active imperative of d?neg?
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