Prerogatives is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREROGATIVES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PREROGATIVE, an exclusive or special right, power, or privilege
• the right of the sovereign, which in British law is theoretically subject to no restriction.
• a faculty or property distinguishing a person or class
• a right or privilege exclusive to a particular individual or class
• arising from the prerogative of the Crown (usually delegated to the government or the judiciary) and based in common law rather than statutory law
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an exclusive or special right, power, or privilege; as; one belonging to an office or an official body; one belonging to a person, group, or class of individuals; one possessed by a nation as an attribute of sovereignty; the discretionary power inhering in the British Crown

Words related to PREROGATIVES

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How to use PREROGATIVES in a sentence

• In their eyes it was one of his most natural prerogatives.
• As travel and commerce had increased he had new wants, which he could not gratify without parting with either lands or prerogatives.
• The right of sporting or hunting was of all prerogatives that dearest to, and most valued by the nobles.
• The authorities of a magistrate, in few instances greater, in some instances less, than those of a governor of New York, have been magnified into more than royal prerogatives.
• It is one of the prerogatives of his office, and should be treated with tolerance.
• The prerogatives of royal authority were maintained, however.
• Compared with the vast prerogatives of the state legislatures, these limitations seem small enough.
• Every one must have remarked, what powers and prerogatives the vulgar imagine to be conferred by learning.
• One of their prerogatives is to fall in love every third moon.
• He has almost lost the light that can lead him back to his prerogatives.
• These are in his eyes the prerogatives of the throne.
• Subjects, under the complicated laws of a various and rigorous servitude, exercised all the prerogatives of sovereign power.
• As he fought the battle of political independence against ecclesiastical aggression, so he maintained the prerogatives of personal liberty.
• To be rude when you like is perhaps one of the choicest prerogatives of a good social position.
• They regarded the salmon and the salmon waters of the British Columbia coast as the feudal barons of old jealously regarded their special prerogatives.
• Their early kings were constitutional rulers, governing with defined prerogatives.
• The power and prerogatives of the kings at Rome, were similar to those of the Grecian sovereigns in the heroic ages.
• The public mind is manifestly advancing on the abusive prerogatives of their governors, and bearing them down.
• Nowhere else in India does the Brahman, as such, wield the power and assert the prerogatives which the Namputri Brahman enjoys on the Malabar coast.
• They alone can fit women truly to exert their most sacred prerogatives.
• The majesty of the crown, derived from ancient powers and prerogatives, procured respect, and checked the approaches of insolent intruders.
• At present in spheres of human activity woman does not manifest her natal prerogatives, owing to lack of education and opportunity.
• The mother, the sister and other members of the household have their certain prerogatives.
• When the two wings or parts become equivalent in strength, enjoying the same prerogatives, the flight of man will be exceedingly lofty and extraordinary.
• Each exercises, within the limitations imposed upon it, its powers, its authority, its rights and prerogatives.
• The mother, the sister and other members of the household have certain prerogatives.
• This, indeed, makes all the difference between a family and a nation, if only sovereign prerogatives be conceded to the family, as was done in patriarchal times.
• There were almost royal privileges, prerogatives, robes, insignia, and emoluments.
• His high-toned temper for royal prerogatives was sternly met by the indomitable resistance of the colonists.
• Of all the prerogatives enjoyed by Queen Victoria, the one, however, of which the kaiser is the most envious is her supremacy of the state Church of England.
• He was not a man to surrender any of the prerogatives or authority of the Crown.
• They asked for a reverence consistent with reason, and exercised prerogatives that let man free.

Similar words containing ROGATIVE without suffix s and without prefix pre

abrogative16 arrogative14 derogative15 prerogative17 derogatively20 prerogatived19 interrogative17 prerogatively22 interrogatives18 supererogative20 interrogatively22

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