0 to make something seem not valid or not acceptable:
His spokesmen raged against the news media to delegitimize critical stories.
She argues that nationalism was engrained in the very system of colonialism that it sought to delegitimize.
The government’s tactics have been to delegitimize the voices of the poor.
The intelligence agencies will try to use this to delegitimize the authenticity of the evidence that the captain was murdered.
It demonstrates that nationalism, as a collective consciousness, is embedded in the very system of colonialism that it apparently was confronting and trying to delegitimize.
Once it embarks on repression, the government will need to delegitimize union actions, in order to justify its own action.
She argues that nationalism was engrained in the very system of colonialism that it sought to delegitimize.
One approach would be to abandon the vision of balance and to seek to delegitimize most private contributions to political campaigns.
