Definition of legitimism in English:

legitimism

noun lɪˈdʒɪtɪmɪz(ə)mləˈdʒɪdəˌmɪzəm

mass noun

Support for a sovereign or pretender whose claim to a throne is based on direct descent.
正统主义（一种王位继承原则，支持在位君主或要求继承王位的王室嫡系）
Jacobite propaganda repeated the principles of Stuart legitimism
Example sentencesExamples
- The milieu of moderate liberalism certainly shaped Tocqueville's views on the inevitability of the democratic revolution, and hence his decisive break with legitimism and his family.
- In the face of the Jane Grey débâcle, the Norfolk gentry were persuaded of her Tudor legitimism; they learned the extent of her Catholicism only after she was safely enthroned at Westminster.

Derivatives

legitimist

noun & adjective lɪˈdʒɪtɪmɪst

His mother, always prone to periods of melancholy and depression, mourned the Old Regime and believed that the legitimists could reconquer France and restore both the royal line and true religion.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the Academy of Rennes, legitimists attended certain Catholic schools.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French légitimisme, from légitime, from Latin legitimus (see legitimate).

Definition of legitimism in US English:

legitimism

nounləˈjidəˌmizəmləˈdʒɪdəˌmɪzəm

Support for a ruler whose claim to a throne is based on direct descent.
正统主义（一种王位继承原则，支持在位君主或要求继承王位的王室嫡系）
Jacobite propaganda repeated the principles of Stuart legitimism
Example sentencesExamples
- The milieu of moderate liberalism certainly shaped Tocqueville's views on the inevitability of the democratic revolution, and hence his decisive break with legitimism and his family.
- In the face of the Jane Grey débâcle, the Norfolk gentry were persuaded of her Tudor legitimism; they learned the extent of her Catholicism only after she was safely enthroned at Westminster.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French légitimisme, from légitime, from Latin legitimus (see legitimate).

词汇	legitimism
释义	Definition of legitimism in English: legitimism noun lɪˈdʒɪtɪmɪz(ə)mləˈdʒɪdəˌmɪzəm mass noun Support for a sovereign or pretender whose claim to a throne is based on direct descent. 正统主义（一种王位继承原则，支持在位君主或要求继承王位的王室嫡系） Jacobite propaganda repeated the principles of Stuart legitimism Example sentencesExamples The milieu of moderate liberalism certainly shaped Tocqueville's views on the inevitability of the democratic revolution, and hence his decisive break with legitimism and his family. In the face of the Jane Grey débâcle, the Norfolk gentry were persuaded of her Tudor legitimism; they learned the extent of her Catholicism only after she was safely enthroned at Westminster. Derivatives legitimist noun & adjective lɪˈdʒɪtɪmɪst His mother, always prone to periods of melancholy and depression, mourned the Old Regime and believed that the legitimists could reconquer France and restore both the royal line and true religion. Example sentencesExamples In the Academy of Rennes, legitimists attended certain Catholic schools. Origin Late 19th century: from French légitimisme, from légitime, from Latin legitimus (see legitimate). Definition of legitimism in US English: legitimism nounləˈjidəˌmizəmləˈdʒɪdəˌmɪzəm Support for a ruler whose claim to a throne is based on direct descent. 正统主义（一种王位继承原则，支持在位君主或要求继承王位的王室嫡系） Jacobite propaganda repeated the principles of Stuart legitimism Example sentencesExamples The milieu of moderate liberalism certainly shaped Tocqueville's views on the inevitability of the democratic revolution, and hence his decisive break with legitimism and his family. In the face of the Jane Grey débâcle, the Norfolk gentry were persuaded of her Tudor legitimism; they learned the extent of her Catholicism only after she was safely enthroned at Westminster. Origin Late 19th century: from French légitimisme, from légitime, from Latin legitimus (see legitimate).
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