Sentence examples for legitimate word from inspiring English sources

It is rather like a puzzle in which one word is transformed into another by altering one letter at a time, while always making the result a legitimate word.

Spelling checkers cannot identify spelling errors that result in another legitimate word (e.g., "form" typed for "from") and are hard to use on documents that contain numerous words (e.g., foreign terms) not entered in the incorporated dictionary.

Sites www.buzzwhack.com A site devoted to deflating important-sounding but pretentious buzz words like "dot-conomy," described as "what happens when the buzz makers run into a word where they can't just add the letter 'e.' " BuzzWhack also seeks to define and debunk unfairly adopted buzz words like "deliverable," which is described as "a perfectly legitimate word that has become consultant-speak".

But it's a legitimate word in German".

When ideological media chatterers demonized the very legitimate word "liberal," most Democrats substituted the word "progressive" to describe their policies and beliefs.

And it is right, because these long things are hardly legitimate words, but are rather combinations of words, and the inventor of them ought to have been killed.

Because spam-filtering software based on keywords does not understand sarcasm and double entendres, and often takes legitimate words out of context.

Whether clever viral marketing or legitimate word-of-mouth (one can never be too sure), the company soon had to make the app invite-only, unable to scale the capacity the Reddit posting demanded.

Furthermore, during reading, only specific combinations of letters form legitimate words.

Other than an occasional cathartic "Damn!" (considered quite proper in her home state of Kentucky) my mother rarely uttered a legitimate swear word.

But for an increasing number of Republicans, that one word — "legitimate" — in that one sentence, "If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down," was too much to bear.