Privilge

A privilege refers to a special right, benefit, or advantage granted to a person or a group of people. It is typically bestowed due to a certain status, position, or a specific characteristic. Privileges are often discretionary and can vary based on societal norms, cultural context, or legal frameworks.

Examples:

1. Noun - Social Privilege: In many societies, there exist social privileges that offer advantages to individuals based on their race, gender, or socioeconomic status.
2. Noun - Legal Privilege: Lawyers are often granted attorney-client privilege, which allows for confidential communication between them and their clients.
3. Verb - Privilege: It is important to privilege the voices of marginalized communities and ensure their opinions are heard.
4. Adjective - Privileged: Growing up in a wealthy family, she led a privileged life filled with opportunities.
5. Adjective - Privilege: It is our privilege to announce the winners of this year's academic excellence awards.

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