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rights
noun as in civil liberty
noun as in civil rights
noun as in dibs
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in due
Example Sentences
Opponents argue repeated domestic deployments shred America’s social fabric and trample protest rights protected by the 1st Amendment.
The Nobel committee has praised previous winners for their work in advancing human rights, multilateralism, democracy and policies to combat climate change.
At the time, the city was engulfed in regular protests over the erosion of free speech and assembly rights, which culminated in China passing a security law to crack down on dissent.
The consolation for the Norwegian is that he now owns the indoor mile world record and the bragging rights that come with it—for however long that lasts.
There are those, like Liverpool or Arsenal, who spend freely because they generate huge profits through television rights, commercial sales, prize money, and successful player sales.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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