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61 deslegitimar
• deligitimate• deligitimatize• deligitimise• deligitimize• deny the validity of• disavow• take away authority from• undermine the authority of -
62 legitimidad
• authenticity• genuineness• lawfully wedded husband• lawfulness• lawgiver• legalistic• legality• legalizable• legit• legitimacy• legitimate• rightful claimant• rightfully• rightfulness• righting• validity -
63 negar la validez de
• deny the validity of -
64 plazo de validez
• date of taking effect• period of validity -
65 validar un testamento
• establish the validity of a will• probate a will -
66 validez
• authenticity• legalistic• legality• legalizable• soundness• ten times• tenability• tenable• validity -
67 validez de una prueba
• item validity -
68 valor
• asset• bravery• courage• derring-do• gallantry• gristly• grits• gritty• manhole• manhunt• pluck• price• stoutheartedness• validity• valor• valour• value• worsted• worth• worth aspiring to• worth yearning for• worthiness• worthless -
69 vigencia
• legalistic• legality• legalizable• life• validity -
70 fuerza legal
f.force of law, validity. -
71 validez predictiva
f.predictive validity. -
72 vigencia concurrente
f.concurrent validity.
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