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privilege
noun as in right, due
Strongest matches
advantage, allowance, authority, authorization, benefit, concession, due, entitlement, exemption, freedom, immunity, license, opportunity, prerogative, right
Strong matches
appanage, appurtenance, birthright, boon, chance, charter, claim, event, favor, franchise, grant, liberty, perquisite, sanction
Example Sentences
“I was so fortunate to have a supportive, artistic and privileged childhood,” the son said.
Being regulated as funds gives BDCs special tax privileges, which they don’t want to lose.
The concept of a civic memorial has long and often been, in Western culture, the privilege of classical music.
Meanwhile, it would only be another two decades before a new cadre of rock writers, hungry for their own version of sleazy, glamorous rock privilege, manifested the Strokes.
The New York Yankees have enjoyed the privilege of having Aaron Judge in their lineup for 10 seasons.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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