Usage examples (20)

• Hence, according to Bugini himself, hymns may not licitly replace propers in the new Mass.
• Moreover, the buyer can purchase this licitly, as long as he does not intend to profit thereby.
• In this case, the gift could not be purchased licitly by another, naturally, for the unforced buyer would surely be a usurer.
• But Cranford advocated denying even that, saying that even spoon-feeding constituted “medical treatment” that could be licitly withdrawn.