Privileges is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRIVILEGES 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a right or immunity granted as a peculiar benefit, advantage, or favor; prerogative; such a right or immunity attached specifically to a position or an office

Words related to PRIVILEGES

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How to use PRIVILEGES in a sentence

• Some great rights of immense value were secured, and many grievous privileges passed away forever.
• They enjoy the fullest privileges, are appointed for life, and receive beside the tuition-fees regular incomes.
• There is not one of these states embraced in it, that would not, when brought to the test, prefer the privileges of the Union to the privilege of perpetual slaveholding.
• In no country in Europe is any man excluded from refined society, or deprived of literary, religious, or political privileges on account of the tincture of his skin.
• Yet I know not how it happened that he left out of his system of agency some of the most valuable rights and privileges of the landlord.
• Shall the Lords be called upon to determine the rights and privileges of the Commons? They cannot do it without a flagrant breach of the constitution.
• You are bought with a price, adopted into the family of God, numbered with and entitled to all the privileges of his children.
• By it the possession of landed property or else residence for one year qualified the settler for full burgher privileges.
• To them it meant hopeless exclusion from all the privileges of those who were within and exposure to all the sufferings and perils from which those favored ones were protected.
• He had told the women folks at home how admirable he had been under strain, and he went on to claim special privileges as the reward for his gallant behavior.
• On the 10th of July Lord Castlereagh brought in a bill to extend the privileges of the dissenters.
• That company was established by royal charter in the reign of James the First, when considerable privileges were bestowed upon it.
• The amendment said that the clause must not affect either the rights of property or the privileges to which the freemen were at present entitled.
• It is a section of the nation invested for the public and common good with certain powers and privileges.
• Provinces had been acquired one by one, and many of them still retained local privileges.
• A grant of corporate powers and privileges is as much a contract as a grant of land.
• The bribery of aldermen and the granting of valuable privileges without compensation are frequent occurrences.
• It claimed the privileges of the Mistress City, including the enjoyment of the surplus revenues.
• They had acquired more liberal notions with respect to their own rights and privileges.
• Few votes, however, could be obtained for a suggestion which seemed to cut away the most important privileges of Parliament.
• He showed that their importance would be increased, and the temporal interest of their masters promoted, by giving them freedom, and by granting them other privileges.
• On one occasion, as she sat in an easy chair, having assumed the habits and privileges of age, Mr.
• Some of these articles shall be given, that it may be seen who were for or against our rights and privileges.
• Arrangements have been made whereby I have been taken into this oldest family of all with full rights and privileges.
• Harwood stood stoutly for his rights and privileges, and for Yale democracy, which he declared his pipe exemplified.
• It is easy to perceive, by the course of their reasonings, how much they were embarrassed by their contradictory ideas of the rights of men and the privileges of riches.

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