What is another word for privilege?
859 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ pɹˈɪvɪlɪd͡ʒ], [ pɹˈɪvɪlɪdʒ], [ p_ɹ_ˈɪ_v_ɪ_l_ɪ_dʒ]Table of Contents
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.
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
honour, lien, immunity, concessionaire, prestige, preserve, benefit, luxury, right, priority, Concessionary, patronage.
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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
honor, advantage, pleasure, confidentiality, opportunity, secrecy.
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Noun, singular or mass
Antonyms for Privilege:
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n.
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right, due
handicap, loss, hindrance, misfortune, refusal, disapproval, detriment, restriction, disadvantage.
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Other antonyms:
obligation, responsibility, burden, duty.
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right, due
Hypernym for Privilege:
n.