privilege

simple noun20 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.5
special privilege8.0

A right or advantage given to a particular person or group.

exclusive privilege6.8

A right or advantage that only one person or group has.

class privilege6.5

Advantages held by people of a higher social class.

diplomatic privilege6.2

Special rights and immunity from prosecution given to diplomats.

attorney-client privilege4.5

A legal principle that keeps communications between an attorney and their client confidential.

doctor-patient privilege4.2

A principle that keeps communications between a doctor and their patient confidential.

great privilege7.8

A significant and valuable opportunity.

real privilege7.1

A genuinely special and important opportunity.

rare privilege6.7

An opportunity that is not common and is very special.

enormous privilege6.4

A very large and important opportunity.

dubious privilege4.8

An opportunity that is not pleasant or desirable.

have a privilege8.5

To possess a special right or advantage.

give sb a privilege8.2

To provide someone with a special right or advantage.

enjoy a privilege7.5

To benefit from having a special right or advantage.

grant sb a privilege7.0

To officially give someone a special right or advantage.

abuse a privilege6.0

To use a special right or advantage in a wrong or unfair way.

exercise a privilege5.5

To actively use a special right or advantage.

withdraw a privilege5.2

To take away a special right or advantage that was given.

revoke a privilege5.0

To officially cancel a special right or advantage.

accord sb a privilege4.0

To formally give someone a special right or advantage.

have the privilege of doing sth8.8

To be given a special and pleasant opportunity to do something.

give sb the privilege of doing sth7.2

To provide someone with a special and pleasant opportunity.