What is another word for Legalizing?

Pronunciation: [lˈiːɡə͡lˌa͡ɪzɪŋ] (IPA)

The term legalizing refers to making something legal or lawful. In modern times, there has been an increased push towards the legalization of certain things such as marijuana. The term legalizing can be replaced or synonymously used with expressions such as decriminalizing, legitimizing, normalizing, approving, authorizing, sanctioning, allowing, permitting, and endorsing. These words have a similar connotation and denote the act of making something legal. Although often interchanged in writing and speech, the specific word used may depending on the context or intended meaning. However, all of these synonyms denote an uplifting of legal restrictions on certain activities or items.

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Usage examples for Legalizing

He considers that a mischievous turn has been given to the distribution of wealth by Legalizing industrial freedom without at the same time imposing certain restrictions upon private property, the rate of interest, and the speculations of the Stock Exchange.
"Contemporary Socialism"
John Rae
What do you think were the feelings of every man who looks upon Parliament in an higher light than that of a market-overt for Legalizing a base traffic of votes and pensions, when he saw you employ such means of coercion to the crown, in order to coerce our Parliament through that medium?
"The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. VI. (of 12)"
Edmund Burke
Both Domojiroff and Hun Boldon had no documents Legalizing their activities.
"Beasts, Men and Gods"
Ferdinand Ossendowski

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