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Definition of privilege
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of privilege is as below...
Privilege
(v. t.) To bring or put into a
condition
of
privilege
or
exemption
from evil or
danger;
to
exempt;
to
deliver.
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Charter
::
Charter
(n.) An
instrument
in
writing,
from the
sovereign
power of a state or
country,
executed
in due form,
bestowing
rights,
franchises,
or
privileges..
Interdict
::
Interdict
(n.) To lay under an
interdict;
to cut off from the
enjoyment
of
religious
privileges,
as a city, a
church,
an
individual..
Condescend
::
Condescend
(v. i.) To stoop or
descend;
to let one's self down; to
submit;
to waive the
privilege
of rank or
dignity;
to
accommodate
one's self to an
inferior.
Relief
::
Relief
(n.) A fine or
composition
which the heir of a
deceased
tenant
paid to the lord for the
privilege
of
taking
up the
estate,
which,
on
strict
feudal
principles,
had
lapsed
or
fallen
to the lord on the death of the
tenant..
Inhabitancy
::
Inhabitancy
(n.) The state of
having
legal right to claim the
privileges
of a
recognized
inhabitant;
especially,
the right to
support
in case of
poverty,
acquired
by
residence
in a town;
habitancy..
Charter
::
Charter
(n.) An act of a
legislative
body
creating
a
municipal
or other
corporation
and
defining
its
powers
and
privileges.
Also, an
instrument
in
writing
from the
constituted
authorities
of an order or
society
(as the
Freemasons),
creating
a lodge and
defining
its
powers..
Endenizen
::
Endenizen
(v. t.) To admit to the
privileges
of a
denizen;
to
naturalize.
Sac
::
Sac (n.) The
privilege
formerly
enjoyed
by the lord of a
manor,
of
holding
courts,
trying
causes,
and
imposing
fines..
Unfrock
::
Unfrock
(v. t.) To
deprive
or
divest
or a
frock;
specifically,
to
deprive
of
priestly
character
or
privilege;
as, to
unfrock
a
priest..
Waiver
::
Waiver
(n.) The act of
waiving,
or not
insisting
on, some
right,
claim,
or
privilege..
Honor
::
Honor (n.) A nice sense of what is
right,
just, and true, with
course
of life
correspondent
thereto;
strict
conformity
to the duty
imposed
by
conscience,
position,
or
privilege..
Free
::
Free
(superl.)
Invested
with a
particular
freedom
or
franchise;
enjoying
certain
immunities
or
privileges;
admitted
to
special
rights;
--
followed
by of.
Surrender
::
Surrender
(v. t.) To give up
possession
of; to
yield;
to
resign;
as, to
surrender
a
right,
privilege,
or
advantage..
Heirship
::
Heirship
(n.) The
state,
character,
or
privileges
of an heir; right of
inheriting..
Sanctuarize
::
Sanctuarize
(v. t.) To
shelter
by means of a
sanctuary
or
sacred
privileges.
Enfranchisement
::
Enfranchisement
(n.)
Admission
to the
freedom
of a
corporation
or body
politic;
investiture
with the
privileges
of free
citizens.
Aristocracy
::
Aristocracy
(n.) The
nobles
or chief
persons
in a
state;
a
privileged
class or
patrician
order;
(in a
popular
use) those who are
regarded
as
superior
to the rest of the
community,
as in rank,
fortune,
or
intellect..
Disqualify
::
Disqualify
(v. t.) To
deprive
of some
power,
right,
or
privilege,
by
positive
restriction;
to
disable;
to debar
legally;
as, a
conviction
of
perjury
disqualifies
a man to be a
witness..
College
::
College
(n.) A
collection,
body, or
society
of
persons
engaged
in
common
pursuits,
or
having
common
duties
and
interests,
and
sometimes,
by
charter,
peculiar
rights
and
privileges;
as, a
college
of
heralds;
a
college
of
electors;
a
college
of
bishops..
Advowson
::
Advowson
(n.) The right of
presenting
to a
vacant
benefice
or
living
in the
church.
[Originally,
the
relation
of a
patron
(advocatus)
or
protector
of a
benefice,
and thus
privileged
to
nominate
or
present
to it.].
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