1. special rights, advantages, or immunities granted to particular people or groups
Usage: plural of privilege

1. to grant special rights or advantages to someone
Usage: third person singular present of privilege

Examples

• The wealthy family enjoyed many privileges that others could not afford.
• Students with good grades receive certain privileges like early class registration.
• The company privileges its senior employees with better parking spaces.
• Constitutional privileges protect citizens from government overreach.
• She lost her driving privileges after the traffic violation.
• The club privileges members with exclusive access to facilities.
• Executive privileges allow the president to withhold certain information.