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Term: Prerogative

Description:

Prerogative is a noun that refers to a special right, power, or privilege granted to a particular person or group. It is an exclusive entitlement that sets someone or something apart from others.

Examples:

Sense 1: A special right or privilege

1. It is the prerogative of the jury to determine the guilt or innocence of the accused.
2. As the CEO, she had the prerogative to make executive decisions without seeking approval.
3. The manager's prerogative is to assign tasks to the team members.

Sense 2: An exclusive entitlement

1. Wearing the captain's armband is the prerogative of the team's best player.
2. Being a citizen grants you the prerogative to vote and have a say in government affairs.
3. Historically, only the royal family had the prerogative to wear certain colors.

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