LICIT Licit (adjective): Lawful or permitted; Licitly (adverb): in a lawful or permitted manner; Licitness (noun): the state of being lawful or permitted; Licitly (verb): to make something lawful or permitted. Original rephrased definition: Licit refers to something that is allowed or legal, while licitly describes doing something in a legal or permissible way.
The word LICIT can be used in various contexts in written and spoken English. As a valid Scrabble word, it represents a legitimate part of the English lexicon. Understanding words like this helps expand vocabulary and appreciation for the diversity and richness of the English language.
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Word: LICIT
Length: 5 letters
Dictionary: Valid in TWL and SOWPODS
Status: Official Scrabble word
The word LICIT can be used in various contexts. As a valid Scrabble word, it can be played on the Scrabble board according to standard game rules.