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Often used in the same context:
privelege,
pleasure,
prerogative,
birthright,
honor,
opportunity,
thrill,
discretion,
dignity,
sufferance,
shame,
freedom,
sinecure,
exemption,
confidentiality,
propriety,
diplomatic immunity,
perks,
moral obligation,
reverence,
esteem,
answerability,
perquisite,
gall,
obligation,
freeborn,
dishonor,
sovereign immunity,
liberties,
oath,
captainship,
accomplishment,
freeman,
authority,
pro bono publico,
contempt,
disservice,
extraordinariness,
bounden,
promisor,
gentleman,
pelf,
landed gentry,
immunity,
prestige,
rights,
entitlement,
joy,
countersignature,
servant,
hardship,
harlan fiske stone,
sub judice,
majesty,
deservedness,
experience,
lifetime,
credential,
permission,
secrecy,
publicness,
integrity,
duty,
responsibility,
tradition,
distinction,
temerity,
quid pro quo,
discourtesy,
nonperson,
luxuries,
emolument,
badge,
privacies,
decencies,
droit du seigneur,
blessed,
misfortune,
peradventure,
nobility,
holy sacrament,
abridgment,
nobleness,
carte blanche,
sanctity,
sovereignity,
supersedeas,
aristocracy,
peerage,
plenary indulgence,
relish,
superclass,
courtesies,
enjoyments,
specialness,
deference,
emancipator,
admiration,
bestowal,
sacredness,
confidences,
powers,
privileges,
immunities,
prerogatives,
honour,
favour,
favours,
gift,
right,
blessings,
endowments,
favor,
virtue,
accolade,
boon,
arrest,
confer,
corporation,
president,
property,
rem,
14.1,
absolute,
agriculture,
amendment,
appeal,
bachelor,
bengal,
bequest,
bombay,
burghal,
cantonal,
chart,
conferred
More specific:
attorney-client privilege,
husband-wife privilege,
informer's privilege,
journalist's privilege,
marital communications privilege,
physician-patient privilege,
priest-penitent privilege,
privilege of the floor
Appears in the definition of:
.,
birthright,
cinch,
easement,
enfranchisement,
facultative,
favor,
favour,
fee,
forgoing,
forswearing,
franchise,
grant,
letters patent,
license fee,
license tax,
licensing fee,
only,
patent,
punchboard,
renunciation,
right of way,
suspension,
temporary removal,
testimonial immunity,
use immunity
More general:
accord,
advantage,
allot,
allow,
countenance,
grant,
let,
permit,
right,
vantage
Synonyms:
exclusive right,
favor,
favour,
perquisite,
prerogative
Also try:
— Adjectives for privilege:
special,
great,
exclusive,
same,
client,
white,
executive,
high,
rare,
male,
parliamentary,
more...
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