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Meanings of privileged in English
Portuguese
privilegiado Spanish
privilegiado Usage of privileged in English
1
Arms companies throughout the world are given privileged treatment by their governments.
2
They have privileged public servants, strong employment protection laws, strong collective agreements.
3
Many people who work in fashion come from a relatively privileged background.
4
His sense is that the privileged go into law firms these days.
5
The documents are privileged so long as they remain in the House.
6
On paper, middle-aged men appear privileged and successful, but are they happy?
7
She seemed to be quite privileged; no one said anything about it.
8
The reason for that privileged position is the function of Level 7.
9
As things stand, the UK enjoys a privileged relationship with the EU.
10
I think he's privileged too, but in a different kind of way.
11
The greatest responsibility to reduce air travel falls on a privileged few.
12
Individuals who enjoy a privileged position rarely surrender it without a struggle.
13
Don't get me wrong, I feel really privileged to have this job.
14
In the campaign to achieve human rights, whose human rights get privileged?
15
Obama, however, is in many ways more privileged than his literary predecessors.
16
How can prosecutors make sure they have not improperly obtained privileged information?
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