Synonyms for Conferred a right:
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v.
• entitle
- accredit
, - allow
, - authorize
, - be in line for
, - confer a right
, - empower
, - enable
, - enfranchise
, - fit for
, - have coming
, - let
, - license
, - make eligible
, - permit
, - qualify for
, - rate
, - warrant
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Other relevant words:
- admit
, - affranchise
, - allow for
, - appropriate
, - authorise
, - certify
, - charge per unit
, - clear
, - countenance
, - credit
, - earmark
, - endorsement
, - endow
, - endue
, - get
, - gift
, - give up
, - grade
, - grant
, - guarantee
, - have
, - imprimatur
, - indue
, - invest
, - lease
, - leave
, - licence
, - net ball
, - order
, - pace
, - pass
, - permission
, - place
, - provide
, - range
, - rank
, - recognise
, - recognize
, - rent
, - reserve
, - sanction
, - set aside
, - stock warrant
, - stock-purchase warrant
, - take into account
, - tolerate
, - value
, - warrantee
, - warranty
.
What are the opposite words for conferred a right?
The term "conferred a right" means the granting of a specific privilege or entitlement. Antonyms for the phrase include "revoked a right," "withheld a right," "denied a right," "deprived of a right," or "took away a right." When someone is denied a right, it means they are either not qualified or considered unworthy to receive that particular privilege. Withholding a right refers to holding back a privilege until a certain time or condition is met. Revoking a right is to take away a privilege that was already given or granted. Depriving someone of a right means to deny them of a privilege they had or were entitled to.
What are the antonyms for Conferred a right?
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