Synonyms for Privilege:

• n.

  •
  • merit,
  • trump card,
  • benefit,
  • good.
  •
  • attest,
  • bail,
  • event,
  • chance,
  • cancellation,
  • opportunity,
  • alienation,
  • cause,
  • blind trust,
  • alienate,
  • cancel,
  • assign,
  • assignment.
  •
  • calm,
  • harmony.
  •attribute (noun)
  • privilege.
  •authority (noun)
  • 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.
  •charter (noun)
  • indenture.
  •claim (noun)
  • 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.
  •concession (noun)
  • co-pouts,
  • copouts,
  • sur-renders,
  • sur-render,
  • giving ins,
  • trade offs,
  • co pout,
  • sur renders,
  • trade-offs,
  • buybacks,
  • givebacks,
  • co pouts,
  • co-pout.
  •dibs (noun)
  • duenesses,
  • preemptive declarations.
  •diplomatic immunity (noun)
  • non prosecution,
  • non-prosecution,
  • legislative immunities,
  • non-prosecutions,
  • special cases,
  • nonprosecutions,
  • congressional immunities,
  • special privileges,
  • non prosecutions,
  • diplomatic-immunity.
  •dismissal (noun)
  • immunity,
  • stay,
  • discharge,
  • waiver,
  • pardon,
  • relief,
  • reprieve,
  • excuse,
  • amnesty,
  • liberty,
  • dismissal.
  •dispensation (noun)
  • re mission,
  • re-laxation,
  • re lief,
  • re-laxations,
  • re-mission,
  • re-lief,
  • re laxation,
  • re-missions,
  • re missions,
  • re laxations.
  •dominion (noun)
  • 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.
  •due (noun)
  • re venge,
  • re-payment,
  • re payments,
  • re-payments,
  • re-venges,
  • re-venge,
  • be line for,
  • what is coming one,
  • re venges,
  • re payment.
  •exception (noun)
  • in-consistency,
  • non conformity,
  • in-consistencies,
  • non-conformities,
  • privileged people,
  • perquisitors,
  • in consistencies,
  • privileged persons,
  • non conformities,
  • in consistency.
  •exclusive right (noun)
  • exclusive right.
  •exemption (noun)
  • re-lease,
  • dis charge,
  • re-leases,
  • dis charges,
  • dis-charges,
  • re leases,
  • dis-charge,
  • re lease.
  •favor (noun)
  • favor.
  •favour (noun)
  • favour.
  •freedom (noun)
  • 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.
  •fringe benefit (noun)
  • gravy,
  • compensation package,
  • employee benefit,
  • additional benefit,
  • Solatium.
  •grant (noun)
  • be quest,
  • be quests,
  • pre-sent,
  • pre-sents,
  • be-quests,
  • be-quest,
  • pre sent.
  •guerdon (noun)
  • satisfas.
  •honor (noun)
  • re spect,
  • re-cognition,
  • re gards,
  • re-gard,
  • re-spects,
  • re-spect,
  • re cognition,
  • source pride,
  • re spects,
  • re cognitions.
  •impunity (noun)
  • non-liabilities,
  • nonliabilities,
  • non liabilities,
  • non liability.
  •indulgence (noun)
  • 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.
  •irregularity (noun)
  • strangeness,
  • looseness,
  • Unconformity,
  • unorthodoxies,
  • unorthodoxy,
  • unconformities.
  •liberty (noun)
  • in-dependences,
  • un constraint,
  • in-dependence,
  • un constraints,
  • un-constraints,
  • un-constraint,
  • in dependence,
  • unconstraints,
  • power choice,
  • in dependences.
  •license (noun)
  • goahead.
  •option (noun)
  • flipsides,
  • drutherses,
  • take it leave it,
  • take or leave it,
  • other side coin,
  • take leave it.
  •permission (noun)
  • pro mises,
  • pro-mises,
  • pro-mise,
  • sanctifications,
  • stamp approval,
  • pro mise,
  • condonances,
  • sufferances,
  • empowerments.
  •permit (noun)
  • safe-conduct,
  • legalization,
  • safeconduct,
  • safe-conducts,
  • VISAS,
  • legalizations.
  •power (noun)
  • Imperium,
  • say so,
  • omnipotence,
  • Imperia.
  •prize (noun)
  • first places,
  • gold stars,
  • feather cap.
  •rank (noun)
  • hierarchy.
  •reputation (noun)
  • dependability,
  • acceptability,
  • trustworthiness,
  • renowns,
  • reliability,
  • dependabilities.
  •transferal (noun)
  • trans feral,
  • trans-feral.

• v.

  •dismiss (verb)
  • absolve,
  • dismiss,
  • free,
  • liberate,
  • except,
  • dispel,
  • exempt.
  •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.
  •ok (verb)
  • oking.
  •permit (verb)
  • 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.
  •relieve (verb)
  • 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.
  •warrant (verb)
  • 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:

  •
  • 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.
  •
  • oasis,
  • seduction,
  • booster,
  • cutting-edge,
  • payoff,
  • peace,
  • reward,
  • gift,
  • beneficiary,
  • paradise,
  • enchantment.
  •
  • fantasy,
  • distinction,
  • luxury,
  • positive,
  • glory,
  • ornament.
  •
  • card,
  • gain,
  • aid,
  • boost.
  •
  • interest,
  • plus.
  •
  • service.
  •empower
  • capacitate,
  • empower,
  • Privileging,
  • capacitates,
  • Capacitated,
  • legitimize,
  • Capacitating.
  •exemption
  • impunity.
  •permit
  • 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.
  •relieve
  • unburdened,
  • unburden,
  • unburdens,
  • force to resign,
  • yank,
  • unburdening.
  •Other relevant words:
  • 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.

Paraphrases for Privilege:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    prerogative.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    prerogative.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    liens.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    honour, lien, immunity, concessionaire, prestige, preserve, benefit, luxury, right, priority, Concessionary, patronage.
  • Verb, base form
    prefer, prioritise.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    honor, advantage, pleasure, confidentiality, opportunity, secrecy.

Antonyms for Privilege:

• n.

  • right, due
    handicap, loss, hindrance, misfortune, refusal, disapproval, detriment, restriction, disadvantage.
  • Other antonyms:
    obligation, responsibility, burden, duty.

Hypernym for Privilege:

• n.

  • attribute
    attorney-client privilege, husband-wife privilege, physician-patient privilege, priest-penitent privilege, journalist's privilege, informer's privilege, marital communications privilege.

Hyponym for Privilege:

• n.

  • attribute
    right, vantage, advantage.

• v.

  • social
    let, permit, allow, countenance.