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Privileges

Definition:

Privileges refer to special rights or advantages that are granted to certain individuals or groups. These privileges may include exemptions, permissions, or benefits that are not available to everyone.

Senses:

1. Noun (Plural): Special rights or advantages granted to individuals or groups.
Example Sentence: The students were excited to receive privileges such as extended library hours and access to exclusive study resources.

2. Verb (Third-person singular simple present tense): To grant someone special rights or advantages.
Example Sentence: The manager decided to privilege the senior employees by allowing them to work from home once a week.

Usages:

1. Legal Privileges: Legal rights or immunities that protect individuals in certain situations.
Example Sentence: The defendant invoked the attorney-client privilege during the court proceedings.

2. Employee Privileges: Benefits or advantages provided to employees by their employer as a part of their work arrangement.
Example Sentence: The company offers a range of employee privileges, including health insurance, flexible working hours, and annual paid vacations.

3. Social Privileges: Advantages given to individuals based on their social status, wealth, or position in society.
Example Sentence: The film star enjoys various social privileges, such as VIP treatment at events and exclusive access to high-end clubs.

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