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Definition of legally in English: legallyadverb ˈliːɡ(ə)li 1In a way that conforms to or is permitted or required by the law. the weapons were purchased legally the terms of the loan are legally binding Example sentencesExamples - The most common legal issue associated with verbal leases is how a lease may legally be terminated.
- In Canada, only law enforcement agencies can legally use signal jammers.
- Many agreements are made without a formal legally binding document.
- Marriage is a legally recognized union of two people.
- Whether the couple ever legally divorced also remains unclear.
- Unfit poultry meat can vary from being slightly bruised to containing infections or abscesses, which is legally not even fit for pet food.
- I was only twenty, not even old enough to legally purchase alcohol.
- The Hunts have just three months left to hunt legally.
- Property owners can in certain circumstances legally drive across common land to reach their premises.
- His wife could not legally enter the U.S. at the time.
2In terms of the law; from a legal viewpoint. this case is legally significant Example sentencesExamples - The Committee draws to the attention of the house any issue that it considers politically or legally important or that gives rise to issues of public policy.
- The detective is hired by a young woman, legally a minor, to find out who murdered her father.
- It is ethically and legally essential to acquire the permission of individual local communities on whose lands these species are found before they can be collected.
- A common-law spouse has next-of-kin entitlement (important legally, medically and psychiatrically).
- Little was gained legally from this demonstration, but it did succeed in drawing attention to the sheep producers ' plight.
- She is about to lose her estate because she is a woman (and hence, 'legally dead').
- If a corporation is legally a person, what kind of a person is it?
- Most whites in America have some black blood due to miscegenation during the slavery era and hence are legally black themselves.
- We have analysed the measures in great detail, and legally speaking, this seems a clear-cut case.
- However popular digital documents are, we still trust the most valuable, legally significant information to paper.
Definition of legally in US English: legallyadverbˈlēɡəlē 1In a way that conforms to or is permitted or required by the law. the weapons were purchased legally the terms of the loan are legally binding Example sentencesExamples - The Hunts have just three months left to hunt legally.
- His wife could not legally enter the U.S. at the time.
- I was only twenty, not even old enough to legally purchase alcohol.
- In Canada, only law enforcement agencies can legally use signal jammers.
- Whether the couple ever legally divorced also remains unclear.
- Property owners can in certain circumstances legally drive across common land to reach their premises.
- Unfit poultry meat can vary from being slightly bruised to containing infections or abscesses, which is legally not even fit for pet food.
- The most common legal issue associated with verbal leases is how a lease may legally be terminated.
- Many agreements are made without a formal legally binding document.
- Marriage is a legally recognized union of two people.
2In terms of the law; from a legal viewpoint. this case is legally significant Example sentencesExamples - However popular digital documents are, we still trust the most valuable, legally significant information to paper.
- If a corporation is legally a person, what kind of a person is it?
- She is about to lose her estate because she is a woman (and hence, 'legally dead').
- It is ethically and legally essential to acquire the permission of individual local communities on whose lands these species are found before they can be collected.
- Most whites in America have some black blood due to miscegenation during the slavery era and hence are legally black themselves.
- The detective is hired by a young woman, legally a minor, to find out who murdered her father.
- We have analysed the measures in great detail, and legally speaking, this seems a clear-cut case.
- A common-law spouse has next-of-kin entitlement (important legally, medically and psychiatrically).
- The Committee draws to the attention of the house any issue that it considers politically or legally important or that gives rise to issues of public policy.
- Little was gained legally from this demonstration, but it did succeed in drawing attention to the sheep producers ' plight.
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