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What part of speech is legitimacy?

"Legitimacy" is a noun.

It refers to the state of being legitimate, which means being lawful, rightful, or genuine.

Here are some examples:

* The legitimacy of the government is being questioned. (The noun "legitimacy" is the subject of the sentence.)

* There is no doubt about the legitimacy of her claim. (The noun "legitimacy" is the object of the preposition "about".)

* They are working to ensure the legitimacy of the election process. (The noun "legitimacy" is part of a noun phrase acting as the object of the verb "ensure".)

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