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Перевод: illegitimate

[прилагательное]
незаконнорожденный; внебрачный; незаконный; неузаконенный; нелогичный; логически неправильный;
[глагол]
объявлять незаконным

Тезаурус:

1. It also ranks highly in terms of total fertility, illegitimate births and the number of elderly people.
2. Words can be emotionally neutral and factual like "black man" and "illegitimate", whereas others - "nigger" and "bastard" - not only indicate a fact but suggest a derisive attitude.
3. I should explain, he was the illegitimate son of the monarch, my dear.
4. Plot the legitimate and illegitimate fertility rates in the SCOTLAND dataset on the same scale.
5. Until recently there were several legal disadvantages for anyone born illegitimate, though a series of statutes progressively reduced their number, and the Law Commission recommended the total abolition of the concept of illegitimacy.
6. A consensus has welled up around the church and left as its high-water mark a distinctive view of doubt which is prejudicial to faith and quite illegitimate.
7. Diego, married with two daughters, also has an illegitimate son in Naples.
8. Times were hard, and society did not take the same enlightened view of illegitimate children that it does today.
9. Shakespeare brings out the worst in him, and this book is fuller of phoney, slapdash theories, illegitimate leaps and rushes where angels fear to tread, and discredited references, Sufic influences, Shamanic initiations, dreams, Black Elk, and Idries Shah on the Rosicrucians, than anything since Robert Graves.
10. Both Evangelicals and Utilitarians wished to impose the middle-class way of life upon their thriftless fellow men, whose poverty, they believed, was in great measure attributable to improvident and ungodly habits, such as addiction to drink and raising illegitimate children.
11. In a poem designed on such a scale (and this evidence of "design" on such a scale from the first is astonishing) it was obviously illegitimate to look, as Edmund Wilson did, for emotional or affective unity in each or any Canto in isolation.
12. Before their encounter Sien had two illegitimate children, in 1874 and 1879.
13. As we learn from Alder's book, Beyond Bokhara , William Moorcroft (1767-;1825) was born in Ormskirk, Lancashire, the illegitimate son of Anne, daughter of Richard and Dorothy Moorcroft.