What is another word for privilege?
859 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈɪvɪlɪd͡ʒ], [ pɹˈɪvɪlɪdʒ], [ p_ɹ_ˈɪ_v_ɪ_l_ɪ_dʒ]
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Similar words for privilege:
- attribute (noun)
- authority (noun)
- charter (noun)
- claim (noun)
- concession (noun)
- dibs (noun)
- diplomatic immunity (noun)
- dismissal (noun)
- dispensation (noun)
- dominion (noun)
- due (noun)
- exception (noun)
- exclusive right (noun)
- exemption (noun)
- favor (noun)
- favour (noun)
- freedom (noun)
- fringe benefit (noun)
- grant (noun)
- guerdon (noun)
- honor (noun)
- impunity (noun)
- indulgence (noun)
- irregularity (noun)
- liberty (noun)
- license (noun)
- option (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- permission (noun)
- permit (noun)
- power (noun)
- prize (noun)
- rank (noun)
- reputation (noun)
- transferal (noun)
- dismiss (verb)
- empower (verb)
- ok (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- permit (verb)
- relieve (verb)
- warrant (verb)
- other synonyms
- empower
- exemption
- other relevant words
- permit
- relieve
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Privilege:
n.
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- merit,
- trump card,
- benefit,
- good.
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- attest,
- bail,
- event,
- chance,
- cancellation,
- opportunity,
- alienation,
- cause,
- blind trust,
- alienate,
- cancel,
- assign,
- assignment.
- authority,
- clout,
- steam,
- domination,
- mightiness,
- mastery,
- faculty,
- powerfulness,
- force,
- stature,
- sovereignty,
- cogency,
- might,
- commission,
- potency,
- birthright,
- mandate,
- command,
- influence,
- purview,
- seniority,
- office,
- sway,
- prestige,
- charge,
- puissance,
- prerogative,
- superiority,
- credential,
- punch,
- kingship,
- enfranchisement,
- Prepotency,
- right,
- precedence,
- primacy,
- strength.
- pre tenses,
- pre tension,
- pre-tensions,
- pre-tension,
- pre-tense,
- re quests,
- counter claims,
- pre-tenses,
- re-quests,
- counter claim,
- pre tensions,
- counter-claims,
- pre tense.
- co-pouts,
- copouts,
- sur-renders,
- sur-render,
- giving ins,
- trade offs,
- co pout,
- sur renders,
- trade-offs,
- buybacks,
- givebacks,
- co pouts,
- co-pout.
- non prosecution,
- non-prosecution,
- legislative immunities,
- non-prosecutions,
- special cases,
- nonprosecutions,
- congressional immunities,
- special privileges,
- non prosecutions,
- diplomatic-immunity.
- re mission,
- re-laxation,
- re lief,
- re-laxations,
- re-mission,
- re-lief,
- re laxation,
- re-missions,
- re missions,
- re laxations.
- pre potencies,
- pro-vinces,
- pre-eminences,
- pre potences,
- pre-potency,
- pro vinces,
- pre potency,
- de mesne,
- pre potence,
- pre-potences,
- pre-potencies,
- pre-potence,
- pre eminences,
- pro-vince,
- pro vince,
- de-mesne,
- prepotences,
- pre eminence.
- re venge,
- re-payment,
- re payments,
- re-payments,
- re-venges,
- re-venge,
- be line for,
- what is coming one,
- re venges,
- re payment.
- in-consistency,
- non conformity,
- in-consistencies,
- non-conformities,
- privileged people,
- perquisitors,
- in consistencies,
- privileged persons,
- non conformities,
- in consistency.
- Freedoms,
- independency,
- citizenships,
- extriction,
- Elbowroom,
- plenty of rope,
- citizenship,
- own accord,
- full play,
- laxity,
- representative government,
- enfranchisements,
- Rampancy,
- flexibility,
- Self Determination,
- disimprisonment,
- self-determination,
- abolitionism,
- laissez faire,
- full swing.
- re spect,
- re-cognition,
- re gards,
- re-gard,
- re-spects,
- re-spect,
- re cognition,
- source pride,
- re spects,
- re cognitions.
- in temperateness,
- in-temperances,
- pleasings,
- in temperatenesses,
- kowtowings,
- Permissivenesses,
- ex cess,
- in-temperance,
- under-standings,
- gratifyings,
- coddlings,
- in-temperatenesses,
- under standings,
- treatings,
- babyings,
- intemperatenesses,
- in-temperateness,
- under standing,
- profligatenesses,
- ex-cesses,
- in temperance,
- placatings,
- spoilings,
- under-standing,
- ex-cess,
- pettings,
- toadyings,
- fondlings,
- immoderations,
- in temperances,
- pamperings,
- favorings.
- in-dependences,
- un constraint,
- in-dependence,
- un constraints,
- un-constraints,
- un-constraint,
- in dependence,
- unconstraints,
- power choice,
- in dependences.
- irregularity,
- prize,
- diplomatic immunity,
- meed,
- first place,
- buyback,
- preemptive declaration,
- patent,
- rank,
- what is coming to one,
- appanage,
- counterclaim,
- indulgence,
- pickings,
- carrot,
- unconstraint,
- Carrots,
- counterclaims,
- other side of coin,
- free speech,
- non-liability,
- source of pride,
- medal,
- Profligateness,
- canonizations,
- be in line for,
- license,
- franchise,
- rollbacks,
- GOLDS,
- rollback,
- tradeoffs,
- entitlements,
- power,
- payment,
- region,
- prepotence,
- freedom,
- goodwill,
- intemperateness,
- exemption,
- option,
- tradeoff,
- flipside,
- permissiveness,
- entitlement,
- perquisitor,
- toleration,
- special case,
- guerdon,
- trade off,
- reputation,
- subvention,
- nonliability,
- privileged person,
- canonization,
- swag,
- take it or leave it,
- requirements,
- due,
- relaxation,
- congressional immunity,
- condonance,
- Dibs,
- laurels,
- election,
- charter,
- claim,
- title,
- counter-claim,
- copout,
- fondling,
- realms,
- grant,
- stomping ground,
- concession,
- exception,
- dispensation,
- sufferance,
- giveback,
- leisure,
- sanctification,
- meeds,
- extravagance,
- power of choice,
- druthers,
- permission,
- terrain,
- satisfa,
- retaliation,
- turf,
- trade-off,
- empowerment,
- forbearance,
- lettings,
- fringe benefit,
- special privilege,
- feather in cap,
- legislative immunity,
- plum,
- transferal,
- dominion,
- gold star,
- possession,
- pre-eminence,
- Oddities,
- nonprosecution,
- Dueness,
- demesnes,
- honor,
- non-conformity,
- requirement,
- immoderation,
- stamp of approval,
- demesne,
- stomping grounds,
- Treating,
- enclaves,
- enclave.
v.
• dismiss (verb) • empower (verb)- in-vest,
- all-owing,
- in vest,
- in-vested,
- de-legates,
- in-vesting,
- in vested,
- all owed,
- all owing,
- de legates,
- all-owed,
- de-legate,
- in vests,
- in-vests,
- de legate.
- allow,
- let,
- permit,
- countenance,
- control.
- letting pass,
- blinked at,
- signing off on,
- gave leave,
- blinking at,
- signed off on,
- taking kindly to,
- says yes,
- gives leave,
- takes kindly to,
- signs on,
- saying yes,
- shakes on,
- winking at,
- thumbsed up,
- letted pass,
- blinks at,
- shaking on,
- gives permission,
- giving permission,
- thumbses up,
- took kindly to,
- signs off on,
- winks at,
- shook on,
- said yes,
- thumbsing up,
- lets pass,
- giving leave.
- re-leased,
- forces to resign,
- dis-encumber,
- dis embarrassed,
- de-livered,
- dis missing,
- dis-embarrassed,
- dis-charging,
- dis encumbered,
- un burden,
- de livers,
- dis charged,
- un burdening,
- forced resign,
- re lieve,
- un-burden,
- un burdened,
- de-liver,
- dis embarrassing,
- dis-encumbered,
- forcing to resign,
- dis charging,
- de liver,
- forced to resign,
- force resign,
- forcing resign,
- dis embarrass,
- dis-encumbering,
- dis-encumbers,
- re-lieve,
- dis encumber,
- dis-charged,
- de livered,
- un-burdening,
- un-burdens,
- un burdens,
- de-livers,
- dis-missing,
- de livering,
- forces resign,
- dis encumbers,
- dis-embarrassing,
- dis embarrasses,
- dis-missed,
- dis missed,
- un-burdened,
- dis encumbering,
- dis-embarrass,
- de-livering,
- dis-embarrasses.
- gave grounds for,
- de-clares,
- under-writing,
- taking oath,
- in-sure,
- up-holds,
- giving grounds for,
- up-hold,
- de fends,
- de fended,
- ex-plains,
- re-quires,
- under taken,
- de clares,
- under-taken,
- ex plained,
- gives grounds for,
- stood behind,
- under taking,
- de fend,
- up held,
- de-clare,
- stands behind,
- re-quire,
- ex plain,
- under-taking,
- under write,
- standing behind,
- de-fended,
- under written,
- under wrote,
- takes oath,
- under takes,
- re quired,
- taking an oath,
- ex-plaining,
- de clare,
- took oath,
- re quiring,
- up holding,
- up hold,
- in sure,
- under-writes,
- under-takes,
- under writes,
- under writing,
- under-written,
- de-fending,
- de fending,
- ex-plain,
- re quires,
- re quire,
- under-wrote,
- re-quired,
- ex plaining,
- de-fends,
- under took,
- up-holding,
- ex plains,
- under take,
- under-write,
- takes an oath,
- de-fend,
- re-quiring,
- up holds,
- up-held,
- ex-plained.
Other synonyms:
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- halcyon days,
- side benefit,
- reassurance,
- high ground,
- head start,
- golden goose,
- the good life,
- fool's paradise,
- inside track,
- advantage,
- secret weapon,
- bonus,
- charm,
- land of milk and honey,
- mileage,
- dream world,
- jackpot,
- bounty,
- honors,
- showpiece,
- dreamland,
- drawing card,
- restorative,
- spoils,
- profit,
- cachet,
- incentive,
- bargaining position,
- upside,
- consolation,
- virtue,
- enticement,
- boon,
- asset,
- healer,
- idyll,
- springboard,
- phantasy,
- comfort,
- hand,
- edge,
- comforter,
- virtuous circle,
- bells and whistles,
- bridgehead.
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- oasis,
- seduction,
- booster,
- cutting-edge,
- payoff,
- peace,
- reward,
- gift,
- beneficiary,
- paradise,
- enchantment.
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- service.
- ensure,
- ensures,
- assent,
- relieve,
- delivery,
- warrants,
- release,
- approval,
- settlement,
- licence,
- warrant,
- sanctioning,
- took an oath,
- allowance,
- take an oath,
- give grounds for,
- Homologation,
- absolution,
- accreditation,
- stand behind,
- authorisation,
- confirmation,
- monopoly,
- admission,
- Guarantying,
- Guarantied,
- take oath.
- Franchising,
- humoring,
- say yes,
- give leave,
- shake on,
- take kindly to,
- give permission,
- gave permission,
- let pass,
- Franchised,
- blink at,
- signing on,
- wink at,
- sign off on.
- voluntary,
- accomplishment,
- characteristic,
- supremacy,
- facility,
- unpaid,
- qualify,
- position,
- individual,
- odds,
- credit,
- majority,
- rep,
- play,
- anomalous,
- vested interest,
- Underwriting,
- passage,
- prescription,
- predomination,
- certificate,
- droll,
- certification,
- deanship,
- transcendency,
- one-upmanship,
- protection,
- honorary,
- validate,
- ratify,
- ease,
- strange,
- peculiar,
- assurance,
- excellence,
- flatter,
- range,
- consent,
- advance,
- margin,
- success,
- deliver,
- exoneration,
- award,
- disposal,
- blessing,
- non-interference,
- perquisite,
- Inimitability,
- choice,
- allot,
- particular,
- predominance,
- demand,
- lien,
- lead,
- sanction,
- joy,
- please,
- endorsement,
- right of way,
- classify,
- special favor,
- discretion,
- preference,
- latitude,
- odd,
- priority,
- funny,
- perk,
- protect,
- indemnity,
- self-government,
- greatness,
- pretension,
- grotesque,
- scope,
- curious,
- free choice,
- authorize,
- different,
- use,
- VESTED RIGHT,
- entitle,
- blank check,
- preeminence,
- ascendancy,
- authorise,
- intrust,
- deed,
- perplex,
- repute,
- virtuosity,
- authorization,
- incomparability,
- exceptional,
- pleasure,
- honour,
- delight,
- safety,
- priority right,
- copyright,
- vest,
- insurance,
- visa,
- vantage,
- carte blanche,
- absence,
- certify,
- guarantee,
- skill,
- act of grace,
- give power,
- complimentary,
- transcendence,
- security,
- initiative,
- law,
- ownership,
- deregulation,
- legalize,
- restrict,
- eccentric,
- tenure,
- precedency,
- privileged,
- enable,
- easement,
- invulnerability,
- prefer,
- extraordinary,
- singular,
- exclusion,
- ok,
- elevate,
- importance,
- enfranchise,
- preponderance,
- abnormal,
- privelege,
- leave,
- appurtenance,
- distinctive.
How to use "Privilege" in context?
Privilege is an unseen advantage that allows certain people to experiences certain things without facing the same challenges as others. Privilege can be seen and experienced in different ways depending on the person, but the general idea is that some people have more advantages than others in life. Privilege can often be unseen, but it is still very real.
Some examples of privilege that are often talked about are economic privilege, social privilege, and racial privilege. Each of these privileges comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages.
Paraphrases for Privilege:
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Equivalence
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Proper noun, singular
prerogative.
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Noun, singular or mass
prerogative.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
liens.
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Noun, singular or mass
benefit, concessionaire, honour, immunity, lien, luxury, patronage, preserve, prestige, priority, right, Concessionary.
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Verb, base form
prefer, prioritise.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
advantage, confidentiality, honor, opportunity, pleasure, secrecy.
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Noun, singular or mass
Hypernym for Privilege:
n.
Hyponym for Privilege:
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exchanging blows
- Synonyms:
- buffet, clout, cuff, duke, mix, scrap, slap, slug, sock, spar.
