delegitimize
gb/dˈɛlɪd͡ʒɪtɪmˌaɪz/ us/dˈɛlɪd͡ʒɪtɪmˌaɪz/
C1
英语
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动词
formal
C1
action
1
undermine perceived legitimacy
To make people believe that someone or something is not valid, fair, lawful, or worthy of respect.
用法模式：
delegitimize [someone/something]
常见错误：
Do not use it simply to mean “criticize.” It usually means attacking the right, authority, or validity of someone or something. British spelling: “delegitimise.”
近义词
discredit (more general; means to damage trust or reputation)
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undermine (broader; can mean weaken in many ways, not only legitimacy)
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invalidate (stronger focus on showing something is not valid, often in legal or logical contexts)
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denigrate (focuses on speaking about someone or something as inferior or worthless)
反义词
legitimize (to make something seem valid, lawful, or acceptable)
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validate (to confirm that something is valid or reasonable)
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authorize (to give official permission or legal authority)
搭配
delegitimize an election
|delegitimize a government
|delegitimize an opponent
|delegitimize the courts
|delegitimize a movement
|delegitimize protests
|delegitimize a claim
|delegitimize authority
|delegitimize a regime
|an attempt to delegitimize
主题
politics
|society
|law
|media
|power
例句
- The campaign tried to delegitimize the election by spreading false claims of fraud.
- Critics said the new law was designed to delegitimize peaceful protests.
- By attacking the independence of the courts, the president risked delegitimizing the entire legal system.
学习者例句
- They tried to delegitimize the vote.
- False stories can delegitimize a political movement.
语法
词典原形
delegitimize
IPA
GB/dˈɛlɪd͡ʒɪtɪmˌaɪz/
US/dˈɛlɪd͡ʒɪtɪmˌaɪz/
音节与重音
del - e - git - im - ize （5 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (del)
词形变化
Verb
- Base: delegitimize
- 3rd Person Singular: delegitimizes
- Present Participle: delegitimizing
- Past: delegitimized
- Past Participle: delegitimized
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