Difference between Legitimately and Licitly

LEGITIMATELY vs LICITLY: ADVERB

Duly, Right, Rationally, Correctly, Reasonably, Legitimacy, Properly, Validly, Justly, Justifiably, Rightly, Legally, Rightfully, Licitly, Lawfully

Efficaciously, Clandestinely, Humanly, Immorally, Infallibly, Worthily, Validly, Legally, Ecclesiastically, Canonically, Illicitly, Pastorally, Juridically, Lawfully, Legitimately

Illegally, Genuinely, Actually, Honestly, Regularly, Duly, Right, Reasonably, Properly, Validly, Justly, Justifiably, Legally, Rightfully, Lawfully

Governmentally, Sacramentally, Virtuously, Covertly, Morally, Humanly, Infallibly, Validly, Legally, Ecclesiastically, Canonically, Illicitly, Juridically, Lawfully, Legitimately

Tone Loc is legitimately fantastic in this movie!
Assets can be legitimately baroque among moneyed couples.
Understanding and flexible, company legitimately cares about employees.
Chicago, I legitimately feel sorry for your childhood.
Ohioans legitimately in need, agency officials said Wednesday.
Your alls policy on verification is legitimately ignorant.
Do something legitimately interesting and folks will come.
She really IS awake but was legitimately hungry.
Some of them are legitimately good and all of them are legitimately enjoyable.
The patient legitimately owes this money, and the hospital legitimately can collect it from the proceeds of the accident settlement.

Only that in principle the State may licitly use the DP to punish criminals objectively guilty of capital crimes.
Western priests can marry licitly notwithstanding ecclesiastical vows or law; to affirm the contrary is nothing less than a condemnation of marriage.
An action which is objectively evil, even if a lesser evil, can never be licitly willed.
Whether used licitly or illicitly, marijuana is smoked or ingested.