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licitness

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lic·it  (lst)
adj.
Permitted by law; legal.

[Middle English, from Old French licite, from Latin licitus, past participle of licre, to be permitted.]

licit·ly adv.
licit·ness n.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.licitness - the quality of strictly conforming to law
lawfulness - the quality of conforming to law
illicitness - the quality of not conforming strictly to law


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19) These statutory provisions, however, constitute the broader history of when, at different moments in the past, legal actors have attempted to resolve the core quandary that the Court confronted in Lawrence: how to draw an intelligible legal line between sexual licitness and illicitness against a messy backdrop of diverse social practices and noisy cultural commentary.
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