An unquestioned right or privilege that belongs to an individual, often due to their position, status, or membership in a particular group.
A right or prerogative to perform specific actions that are exclusive to an individual or a group. It often stems from wealth, status, or specific societal structures.
In legal and ethical contexts, a right refers to a justified claim or entitlement that individuals or groups possess. These rights can be grounded in moral obligations or codified within legal systems, such as Subscription Rights in securities.
A U.S. citizen is any person born or naturalized in the United States and subject to its jurisdiction. This status affords certain rights, privileges, and responsibilities under U.S. law.
