rights
Americanplural noun
adjective
Other Word Forms
- antirights noun
Etymology
Origin of rights
First recorded in 1955–60
Example Sentences
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The framework is expected to launch in early 2027 and grant holders of the tokenized shares the same governance rights as those investors who own the underlying securities.
"But it in no way restricts people's freedom and people's rights to criticise religion in general, any religion in particular or even people for practising that religion."
From BBC
But the trial has been strongly criticised by rights groups.
From BBC
"We all have very reasonable and serious concerns for their safety," said Craig Foster, a former captain of the Australian men's football team and prominent human rights advocate.
From BBC
"This is about values, about human rights, and, also, obviously, being aware that we face different challenges, and that our good management of the economy is providing results."
From BBC
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