Sanctioned by custom or morality especially sexual morality.
Conforming to, permitted by, or recognised by law or rules.
1 Most cases reported use of concomitant licit and illicit pharmacological agents.
2 In time of war, all things required for its carrying on are licit .
3 This condition renders them licit and valid if it be fulfilled, as stated above.
4 The Pope has no power to make incest licit .
5 They make ' licit whisky in the hills and knobs.
6 Ladies are now enabled to ask in the language of the odeur for love licit or illicit.
7 All three points of view are licit .
8 Sam Wiles, Zibe Turner, and der crowd have bin busy for a long time makin' ' licit whisky.
9 At the next level down the FSB, interior ministry and police collect protection money from businesses, licit and illicit.
10 Soon, I think, working in this way they will grow up, they will become licit , rather than illicit, businessmen.
11 No licit profession, I'll warrant.
12 Can this be morally licit ?
13 We are the slaves of heredity, and of all manner of notions of duties, of the licit and the illicit.
14 Additionally, the FBI assumes threat actors exploit this vulnerability to integrate illicit proceeds into the licit global financial system, it said.
15 The corner of Fourteenth and Third was aswarm with persons addicted to any of a variety of licit and illicit substances.
16 Both licit and illicit substance use cause serious public health problems and evidence for the same is now available in our country.
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