prerogative in Greek
prerogative in Greek is προνόμιο — prerogative means an exclusive right or privilege, often one attached to a particular rank, office, or position.
prerogative in Greek
προνόμιο
Pronounced: pronomio
What does "prerogative" mean?
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noun An exclusive right or privilege, often one attached to a particular rank, office, or position.
"Choosing the seating plan is the host's prerogative."
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prerogative in a sentence
- Choosing the seating plan is the host's prerogative.
- Royal prerogative once let the monarch dissolve parliament unilaterally.
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What is "prerogative" in Greek?
"prerogative" in Greek is προνόμιο. prerogative means: An exclusive right or privilege, often one attached to a particular rank, office, or position.
How do you pronounce προνόμιο?
"prerogative" in Greek is προνόμιο, pronounced "pronomio".
How do you use "prerogative" in a sentence?
Example: "Choosing the seating plan is the host's prerogative." In Greek, "prerogative" is προνόμιο.
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