Pronunciation: /ˈprɪv.əlɪdʒ/
noun a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group
A1 Having clean water is a privilege.
A2 Being able to travel freely is a privilege.
B1 Access to education is a privilege that not everyone has.
B2 Growing up in a stable and loving environment is a privilege that should not be taken for granted.
C1 Having the privilege to work in a job that you love is a blessing.
C2 Recognizing your privilege and using it to help others is a sign of true character.
verb None
A1 I privilege spending time with my family.
A2 She privileges honesty in her relationships.
B1 The company privileges employees who show dedication.
B2 He privileges quality over quantity in his work.
C1 The organization privileges diversity and inclusion in its hiring practices.
C2 As a leader, she privileges transparency and communication with her team.
adjective None
A1 Having a privilege seat on the bus is nice.
A2 It is a privilege to have access to clean drinking water.
B1 It is a privilege to be able to work from home.
B2 Having the privilege to travel the world is a dream come true.
C1 She felt privileged to have been chosen for the prestigious award.
C2 It is a privilege to have the opportunity to study at such a prestigious university.
adverb None
A1 I have the privilege of working from home.
A2 She was privileged to meet the president.
B1 It is a privilege to be able to travel the world.
B2 He felt privileged to have been chosen for the job.
C1 Having the privilege of a good education opens many doors.
C2 The privilege of being able to make a positive impact on society is something I cherish.
pronoun None
A1 I have the privilege of working from home.
A2 She has the privilege of attending a prestigious university.
B1 They enjoy the privilege of traveling first class.
B2 As a CEO, he has the privilege of making important decisions.
C1 Having the privilege of a private jet, she can travel anywhere at a moment's notice.
C2 The royal family has many privileges that come with their status.
preposition None
A1 I have the privilege of living near the beach.
A2 She had the privilege of meeting the president.
B1 As a teacher, I have the privilege of shaping young minds.
B2 Having the privilege of working from home allows me more flexibility.
C1 It is a privilege to be able to travel the world and experience different cultures.
C2 Having the privilege of a good education opens up many opportunities in life.
conjunction None
A1 I have the privilege to work from home.
A2 She has the privilege of attending the exclusive event.
B1 Having the privilege to travel abroad is a great opportunity.
B2 It is a privilege to have access to quality healthcare.
C1 The privilege of being able to choose one's own path in life is invaluable.
C2 He considered it a privilege to be able to mentor young professionals in his field.
interjection None
A1 Privilege! I get to go first in line.
A2 Privilege! I have the opportunity to travel to different countries.
B1 Privilege! I am able to afford a higher education.
B2 Privilege! I have access to quality healthcare.
C1 Privilege! I can influence important decisions within my company.
C2 Privilege! I have the means to make a positive impact on society.
article None
A1 Having clean water to drink is a privilege.
A2 Being able to go to school is a privilege that not everyone has.
B1 Access to healthcare is a privilege in some parts of the world.
B2 Having the privilege to travel and see the world is something I am grateful for.
C1 Growing up in a stable and loving family is a privilege that has shaped who I am today.
C2 The privilege of having a platform to speak out on important issues comes with great responsibility.
formal Having access to quality education is considered a privilege in many societies.
informal Being able to travel the world is such a privilege.
slang It's a real privilege to hang out with you guys.
figurative Privilege is like having a VIP pass to life's opportunities.
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