Exemption
Exemption noun - Freedom from punishment, harm, or loss.
Prerogative and exemption are semantically related In some cases you can use "Prerogative" instead a noun "Exemption".
Prerogative
Prerogative noun - Something to which one has a just claim.
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Synonyms for Prerogative
Exemption and prerogative are semantically related in right topic. You can use "Exemption" instead a noun "Prerogative".
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Related pairs
- claim and exemption
- claim and prerogative
- sanction and exemption
- sanction and prerogative
- dispensation and exemption
- dispensation and prerogative
- privilege and exemption
- privilege and prerogative
- birthright and exemption
- birthright and prerogative
- right and exemption
- right and prerogative
- license and exemption
- license and prerogative
How words are described
| religious | religious exemption | religious prerogative |
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