Synonyms for Illegalize:
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v.
• ban
• outlaw
Other relevant words:
- Embargoed
, - Embargoing
, - Preventing
, - Suppressing
, - Tabooed
, - Tabooing
, - ban
, - close down
, - close up
, - closed down
, - closed up
, - closes up
, - closing down
, - closing up
, - declare illegal
, - ice out
, - illegalize
, - inhibits
, - outlaw
, - outlawed
, - pass up
, - passed by
, - passed up
, - prohibit
, - proscribe
, - shut out
, - shutting out
, - suppress
, - banish
, - censor
, - censored
, - disallow
, - forbid
, - interdict
, - veto
.
• Other relevant words (noun):
What are the hypernyms for Illegalize?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for illegalize?
"Illegalize" is a verb that means to make something against the law or to prohibit it. Antonyms for "illegalize" include "legalize," which means to allow or permit something, and "authorize," which means to grant official permission or approval for something. "Legitimize" is another antonym that means to make something legitimate or lawful. "Valid," "lawful," and "permitted" are also opposites of "illegalize," conveying the sense of something being sanctioned or allowed under the law or regulations. Other antonyms for "illegalize" could include "decriminalize," "liberalize," or "normalize.
What are the antonyms for Illegalize?
-
v.
• ban
• noun
- approve
, - decriminalise
, - decriminalize
, - endorse
, - legalise
, - legitimatise
, - legitimatize
, - legitimise
, - legitimize
, - let
, - sanction
, - suffer
.
• outlaw
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