illicitly
i li sit lee
- r in a manner disapproved or not allowed by custom
- r in an illegal manner
- Still other critics of the courses argue that the schools are illicitly taking over an educative function that properly belongs in the home or with the churches.
- We should also remember that Monica Lewinsky has a very strong civil lawsuit against those who have used and disclosed the contents of her illicitly recorded conversations.
- In a 10,000-word essay that was widely but illicitly circulated in Russia before being smuggled out to the West in 1968, the distinguished Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov held .