Exam: IELTS

Definition: The quality of being hard to read or unclear in writing or print.

Example: The illegibility of the note made it impossible to understand the message.

Definition: Difficult or impossible to read or understand due to unclear writing or printing.

Example: The note was so smudged that it was completely illegible.

Definition: In a way that cannot be read or understood clearly.

Example: The note was written illegibly, making it hard to understand.

Definition: The state of being born to parents who are not married to each other, or the condition of being not allowed by law or rules.

Example: The illegitimacy of the contract was questioned in court.

Definition: Not allowed by law or rules; often refers to something that is not recognized as valid or proper.

Example: The court declared the contract illegitimate due to the lack of proper signatures.

Definition: In a way that is not allowed by law or rules; unlawfully or improperly.

Example: He was accused of acting illegitimately in the business deal.

Definition: The condition of being opposed to liberal ideas or policies, often characterized by restrictions on freedom and individual rights.

Example: The rise of illiberalism in some countries has raised concerns about the future of democracy.

Definition: The quality of being narrow-minded or not generous in terms of ideas, opinions, or behavior.

Example: His illiberality made it difficult for him to accept new ideas from others.

Definition: In a way that is narrow-minded or lacking in generosity, often refusing to accept different ideas or opinions.

Example: The policy was implemented illiberally, restricting freedom of expression.

Definition: The condition of being narrow-minded or not open to different ideas or opinions.

Example: The illiberalness of the policy led to widespread criticism from various groups.