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privileged
adjective as in favored, elite
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adjective as in allowed, exempt
adjective as in confidential, secret
Example Sentences
Cheney had the ear of the president at all times and was never slow in using his privileged access to by-pass other senior members of the administration.
"The answer is not only about having more women creators. We also need creators who are women of colour, more from the global south, and more from less privileged socio-economic backgrounds."
The whistleblower also highlighted an incident from March this year, when a so-called "red team" tasked with simulating a real life cyber attack was reportedly able to gain privileged access to One Login systems.
Brown, who died Sept. 28 of cancer at the age of 87, often said higher education shouldn’t be “just be for the privileged and the lucky.”
“One feels very privileged to be able to have comfort in their future,” she says.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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