Legal Rights Vocabulary

noun the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one's way of life, behavior, or political views.

• The concept of liberty is deeply ingrained in our constitution.
• I love the feeling of liberty when I ride my motorcycle on an open road.
• Dude, let's hit the road and experience some sweet liberty!
• She felt a sense of liberty when she finally let go of her past regrets.

noun a person or group of people who are disadvantaged in this way

adjective describing a person or group of people who lack the financial or social advantages that others have

• It is important to provide support and resources for underprivileged communities.
• We should help out those who are underprivileged and in need.
• We gotta look out for the underprivileged folks, ya know?
• In a world full of opportunities, the underprivileged are often left in the shadows.

verb to accept or admit the existence or truth of something

adjective showing recognition or awareness of something

• Acknowledging the importance of proper documentation is crucial in the field of research.
• I'm acknowledging that I need to start studying for my exams soon.
• She's finally acknowledging that she needs to get her act together.
• Acknowledging your fears is the first step towards overcoming them.

noun the act of granting freedom or citizenship, especially to a formerly enslaved person

• The affranchisement of the slaves was a significant milestone in the country's history.
• The affranchisement of the workers led to better working conditions for everyone.
• Dude, the affranchisement of that group was long overdue.
• The affranchisement of the mind is just as important as physical freedom.