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• r  in a manner acceptable to common custom

• But a couple may licitly refrain from conjugal relations during a woman's fertile period, which usually lasts ten to twelve days during each menstrual cycle.
• A clear majority of the church's most articulate moral theologianssometimes with the approving support of their bishopshave publicly argued that couples can licitly .
• It is impossible that the preposterous sums raised for some of these junkets can be expended licitly and I know that very rarely are the results achieved worth a twentieth of .

• legitimately
• lawfully

• illegitimately
• lawlessly
• illicitly