Privileged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRIVILEGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRIVILEGE, to grant a privilege to
NOUN:
• something regarded as a special honour
• (especially in a parliamentary context) the right to say or write something without the risk of incurring punishment or legal action for defamation
• the right of a lawyer or official to refuse to divulge confidential information.
• a grant to an individual, corporation, or place of special rights or immunities, especially in the form of a franchise or monopoly.
• a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group
• exempt (someone) from a liability or obligation to which others are subject
• grant a privilege or privileges to
ADJECTIVE:
• Invested with a privilege; enjoying a peculiar right, advantage, or immunity.
• blessed with privileges
• not subject to usual rules or penalties
• confined to an exclusive group
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having or enjoying one or more privileges

Words related to PRIVILEGED

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How to use PRIVILEGED in a sentence

• Tomlin, you are privileged to see the temporary wreck of a noble mind.
• For so clearly does nature set the mark of her dignity on the privileged among mankind that even a child can discern it.
• But these are the facts as they came to my privileged ears, and to what, I believe, are gifts of interpretation not below the average.
• The successful chieftain or leader in war became the king, and his retainers or followers became the privileged classes.
• But a plague spot is found in the opposing doctrine of caste and privileged classes, which finds illustration in American slavery.
• Now I am privileged to speak to a somewhat different audience.
• Officers and officials belong, in Russia, to the privileged class, and assume all kinds of despotism.
• Never may this season be forgotten by me, though not privileged to witness its close.
• Mainly, they knew him as a rare but privileged visitor, who of an evening smoked his pipe in the dining-room and slept in the house.
• Here we are admitted into the very workshop of Nature, and are privileged to witness her processes of creation.
• Several of the men who went to South Africa were privileged to serve in the next war.
• Barclay was invested with no character which privileged him from arrest.
• But Digby could not be merely privateer, and in the Scanderoon expedition we are privileged to look on the Pirate as a Man of Taste.
• At the council which followed I was privileged to be present.
• He became in many houses a privileged person, and he never abused his privileges.
• Here, as a general rule, no man seeks to influence the belief of another, except so far as all men are privileged to do so.
• Immediately, on seeing them, he was overcome by tender affection, evoked by the charms of three blooming girls he was privileged to call daughters.
• The latest legend I have been privileged to explore is not the product of superstition and slow time, but a deliberately manufactured growth of comparatively recent origin.
• Croly is not yet three years old, but I have been singularly privileged and honored in loving her, and in the love which she gave me.
• From this, not even the members of the Army football squad were privileged to be absent.
• Representation in the cortes was withdrawn from all but eighteen privileged cities.
• Hazelton and I are privileged to give such orders as we deem best.
• As is well known, it is only burghers and some privileged Hollanders who are employed in Government service, from President down to policeman.
• A man alone knows the choice happiness of being, in the midst of a strange household, the privileged friend of its mistress, the secret centre of her affections.
• We have been privileged in receiving two letters respecting them, from one of their excellent pastors, John G.
• I have also been privileged to smooth down the dying pillow of an old school-companion, leading him to a fuller joy and peace in believing.
• Turning towards the staircase, a beautiful spaniel, a sort of privileged favourite of Constance, came, with a deep growl, as if to warn away the intruder.
• Such communications made in good faith either by the doctor or the Director-General of Health should be absolutely privileged.

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