There is nothing more out-of-date than youthful entitlement.
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Entitlement
//ənˈtaɪtəlmənt//
Synonyms for "entitlement" (16 found)
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Closest matches (4)
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Related words (8)
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41 translations across 12 languages.
Czech
2 entries- nárok noun (the right to have something)
- oprávnění noun (something that one is entitled to)
Dutch
3 entries- aanspraak noun (something that one is entitled to)
- recht op noun (the right to have something)
- uitkering noun (a legal obligation on a government to make payments to a person, business, or unit of government)
Esperanto
3 entries- povo noun (power, authority to do something)
- pretendo noun (the right to have something)
- rajto noun (power, authority to do something)
Finnish
2 entries- etuus noun (something that one is entitled to)
- oikeutus noun (the right to have something)
French
4 entries- (avoir) droit sur noun (the right to have something)
- allocation noun (a legal obligation on a government to make payments to a person, business, or unit of government)
- droit noun (something that one is entitled to)
- revendication noun (something that one is entitled to)
German
3 entries- Anspruch noun (the right to have something)
- Anspruch noun (something that one is entitled to)
- Berechtigung noun (the right to have something)
Hungarian
2 entries- igényjogosultság noun (the right to have something)
- jogosultság noun (the right to have something)
Norwegian
1 entries- rett noun (the right to have something)
Portuguese
4 entries- alocação noun (a legal obligation on a government to make payments to a person, business, or unit of government)
- direito noun (the right to have something)
- direito noun (something that one is entitled to)
- poder noun (the right to have something)
Russian
2 entries- посо́бие noun (a legal obligation on a government to make payments to a person, business, or unit of government)
- пра́во noun (the right to have something)
Spanish
4 entries- derecho noun (the right to have something)
- fuer (disused) noun (the right to have something)
- fuer (disused) noun (power, authority to do something)
- fuero noun (the right to have something)
Swedish
2 entries- anspråk noun (the right to have something)
- anspråk noun (something that one is entitled to)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
Tom has a sense of entitlement.
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“To contain this virus governments around the world must rely on citizens doing as they are told… In the age of entitlement, the age of the individual, the age of anti-establishment populism, this seems a very flimsy safety net indeed,” she wrote.
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What I hate most about fascists is their chauvinism, their brazen hatred of persecuted minority groups, and their sense of entitlement to rule over others.
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