Accept
Privilege
Privilege verb - To give a right to.
Accept and privilege are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accept" instead a verb "Privilege".
Nearby Words: privileged, privileging
Both words in one sentence
- The hardest part to accept is that privilege is context-sensitive; just because you enjoy certain advantages in one context, that doesn't mean you're not disadvantaged in others.
Source: Useful Notes / Feminism - Another echo from the same film, used thrice: "You have been born to privilege, and with that comes specific obligations." The first usage is in a neutral tone by the queen, in an unsuccessful effort to make Prince Henry accept his Arranged Marriage with the princess of Spain.
Source: Ironic Echo / Live-Action Films
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