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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
Adrian said: "Tash talks about how much of a privilege it was to play for Wales. She's exploited that privilege and disappointed my daughter, and lots of other people."
And refusing work often results in discipline, they have said, such as loss of various privileges.
The Office for Civil Rights said its review also found that Naim had failed to provide appropriate care for at least four other Cedars-Sinai maternity patients while he had privileges there.
On the show, she’s brought frank, provocative discussions about race and privilege to the often shallow waters of reality TV.
"Losing someone you love is something we've all unfortunately had to experience - and sometimes we have the privilege to say goodbye and sometimes we don't," 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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