pactum legitimum
noun
pactum le·git·i·mum
-lə̇ˈgitəˌmu̇m
plural pacta legitima
-mə
Roman law
: a pactum vestitum made enforceable by an imperial constitution
Word History
Etymology
Latin, lawful pact
- kept in the dark
- kept in touch with
- kept it real
- kept man
- kept off
- kept on
- kept one's eyes open
- kept one's eyes open (for)
- kept one's eyes open for
- kept one's side of the bargain
- kept one's side of the bargain/deal
- kept one's side of the deal
- kept out
- kept posted
- kept someone posted
- kept to
- kept under restraint
- kept under wraps
- kept up
- kept up (with)
- kept up with
- kept woman
- kept-up
- ker
- ker-