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  1. 04-Feb-2009, 10:24 #1
    alla
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    Default non-legal / extra-legal

    Are they synonyms?
    ~ consequences of (some) behaviour, which is a better word?
    By the way, hyphenated or not?
  2. 10-Feb-2009, 05:44 #2
    David L.
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    Default Re: non-legal / extra-legal

    No - they are not synonyms.

    Do you have a context in which you want to use these words?

    There is also 'illicit'.
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