Associations to the word «Legitimist»
Noun
- Pretender
- Claimant
- Bourbon
- Anjou
- Alphonse
- Royalist
- Comte
- Jaime
- Monarchy
- Philippe
- Throne
- Alfonso
- Henri
- Heir
- Succession
- Supporter
- Louis
- France
- Duke
- Revolution
- Dynasty
- Count
- Spain
- Paris
- Charles
- De
- Prince
- Opinion
- Claim
- King
- Balzac
- Principle
- Vichy
- Ultra
- Duc
- Bonaparte
- Xiv
- Movement
- Republican
- Deputy
- Bordeaux
- Napoleon
- Wing
- Granada
- Marquis
- Faction
- Counter
- Descendant
- Nicaragua
- Restoration
- Carlos
- Portugal
- Madrid
- Liberal
- Grandson
- Duchess
- Parti
- Coup
- Elder
- Republic
- Regime
- Princess
- Party
- Opposition
- Democrat
- Majority
- Branch
- Rights
- Hungary
- Walker
- Assembly
- Priest
- Crisis
- Newspaper
- Leader
Adjective
Wiktionary
LEGITIMIST, noun. (historical) A French royalist who believes that the King of France and Navarre must be chosen according to the simple application of the Salic law.
LEGITIMIST, noun. A Carlist
LEGITIMIST, noun. (by extension) Any proponent for the rule of a legitimate sovereign.
LEGITIMIST, adjective. Related to the principles of legitimism
Wise words
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