Noun undivided right has 1 sense

1. undivided interest, undivided right - the interest in property owned by tenants whereby each tenant has an equal right to enjoy the entire property
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Undivided Right

An "undivided right" refers to an unrestricted and complete entitlement or authority that is not shared among multiple individuals or entities. It represents a privilege, control, or ownership that remains inseparable, allowing the possessor to exercise the full power and autonomy associated with it.

Examples:

Noun:

• He inherited the undivided right to the family estate.
• The artist had the undivided right to reproduce their artwork.

Adjective:

• The company had an undivided right interest in the lucrative market.
• She possessed the undivided right authority to make decisions on behalf of the organization.

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