Illegal adverb

illegal adverb: Illegaly

Illegal, an English word, is mainly used as a noun and an adjective. When used as a noun, it means "illegal immigrants and illegal workers" and when used as an adjective, it means "[France] is illegal; Illegal; Violation of the rules. "

phrase collocation:

illegal deal is tricky

Illegal Tender? Illegal bidding? ; Illegal counterattack; Counterattack

illegal code [meter] illegal code; Forbidden code; Illegal code; Disable code

illegal consideration illegal cover

Illegal Screens; Illegal cover

illegal turn turns foul

Illegal Aliens illegal foreigners; Illegal foreigners; Illegal alien

illegal screen illegal cover

Bilingual example:

Have you ever done anything illegal?

have you ever done anything illegal?

there, in my opinion, freedom must be on the basis that you should not be hurt others or so something illegal.

So, I think freedom must be based on that you can't hurt others or do something illegal.

But it depends on how much of the book you copy, and what do you do with that copy, that would determine if it was illegal.

Maybe, but it all depends on how much you copy and what you copy for. These questions determine whether your behavior is illegal or not.