No. 10,534 in French
légitimant
"Légitimant" means "legitimizing" or "giving legitimacy" in English.
In a sentence
Il fait un discours légitimant son point de vue.
He is giving a speech legitimizing his point of view.
Here, 'légitimant' is used as a present participle accompanying 'un discours', emphasizing the action of legitimizing.
Elle écrit un article légitimant ses actions passées.
She is writing an article legitimizing her past actions.
In this sentence, the present participle 'légitimant' describes the article, inferring that its purpose is to legitimize.
Nous avons vu des preuves légitimant leurs revendications.
We saw evidence legitimizing their claims.
Here, 'légitimant' modifies 'preuves', explaining that the evidence has the role of legitimizing those claims.
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