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Definition of prerogative
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Prerogative
(n.)
Precedence;
preeminence;
first rank.
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Prerogatively
::
Prerogatively
(adv.)
By
prerogative.
Coshering
::
Coshering
(n.) A
feudal
prerogative
of the lord of the soil
entitling
him to
lodging
and food at his
tenant's
house.
Peculiar
::
Peculiar
(n.) That which is
peculiar;
a sole or
exclusive
property;
a
prerogative;
a
characteristic.
Usurp
::
Usurp (v. t.) To
seize,
and hold in
possession,
by
force,
or
without
right;
as, to usurp a
throne;
to usurp the
prerogatives
of the
crown;
to usurp
power;
to usurp the right of a
patron
is to oust or
dispossess
him..
Grace
::
Grace (n.) The
prerogative
of mercy
execised
by the
executive,
as
pardon..
Assertion
::
Assertion
(n.)
Maintenance;
vindication;
as, the
assertion
of one's
rights
or
prerogatives..
Mandatary
::
Mandatary
(n.) One to whom a
command
or
charge
is
given;
hence,
specifically,
a
person
to whom the pope has, by his
prerogative,
given a
mandate
or order for his
benefice..
Prerogative
::
Prerogative
(n.)
Precedence;
preeminence;
first rank.
Seigniorage
::
Seigniorage
(n.)
Something
claimed
or taken by
virtue
of
sovereign
prerogative;
specifically,
a
charge
or toll
deducted
from
bullion
brought
to a mint to be
coined;
the
difference
between
the cost of a mass of
bullion
and the value as money of the
pieces
coined
from it..
Preemption
::
Preemption
(n.) The
privilege
or
prerogative
formerly
enjoyed
by the king of
buying
provisions
for his
household
in
preference
to
others.
Prerogatived
::
Prerogatived
(a.)
Endowed
with a
prerogative,
or
exclusive
privilege..
Esnecy
::
Esnecy
(n.) A
prerogative
given to the
eldest
coparcener
to
choose
first after an
inheritance
is
divided.
Intrench
::
Intrench
(v. i.) To
invade;
to
encroach;
to
infringe
or
trespass;
to enter on, and take
possession
of, that which
belongs
to
another;
--
usually
followed
by on or upon; as, the king was
charged
with
intrenching
on the
rights
of the
nobles,
and the
nobles
were
accused
of
intrenching
on the
prerogative
of the
crown..
Accroach
::
Accroach
(v. t.) To
usurp,
as
jurisdiction
or royal
prerogatives..
Faculty
::
Faculty
(n.)
Power;
prerogative
or
attribute
of
office.
Regalism
::
Regalism
(n.) The
doctrine
of royal
prerogative
or
supremacy.
Curiality
::
Curiality
(n.) The
privileges,
prerogatives,
or
retinue
of a
court..
Assault
::
Assault
(n.) A
violent
onset or
attack
with moral
weapons,
as
words,
arguments,
appeals,
and the like; as, to make an
assault
on the
prerogatives
of a
prince,
or on the
constitution
of a
government..
Blasphemy
::
Blasphemy
(n.) An
indignity
offered
to God in
words,
writing,
or
signs;
impiously
irreverent
words or signs
addressed
to, or used in
reference
to, God;
speaking
evil of God; also, the act of
claiming
the
attributes
or
prerogatives
of
deity..
Regalia
::
Regalia
(n. pl.) That which
belongs
to
royalty.
Specifically:
(a) The
rights
and
prerogatives
of a king. (b) Royal
estates
and
revenues.
(c)
Ensings,
symbols,
or
paraphernalia
of
royalty..
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