prerogative
nounHow many syllables in prerogative?
There are 4 syllables in the word prerogative.How to pronounce prerogative:
Definition of prerogative:
- prerogative (noun):
- a special privilege or right
- one belonging to an office or an official body
- one possessed by a nation as an attribute of sovereignty
- one belonging to a person, group, or class of individuals
- an exclusive or special right, power, or privilege such as
- a right reserved exclusively by a particular person or group (especially a hereditary or official right).
Synonyms for prerogative:
advantage
appanage
authority
birthright
choice
claim
droit
due
easement
exclusive right
exemption
immunity
liberty
perquisite
privilege
right
sanction
title
Antonyms for prerogative:
duty
obligation
Here are some other common 4-syllable words.
- expatriate
- operetta
- multiplicand
- condolences
- insolently
- transferable
- coalescing
- replenishment
- literally
- atrocity
- absurdity
- mathematics
- unswervingly
- viridescent
- comprehensive
- meditative
- discontented
- gratefulness
- providential
- disorganised
- detestation
- mythologize
- symbolism
- munificent
- telegenic
- apocryphal
- establishment
- nonjudgmental
- persistently
- believable
- terrifying
- treacherously
- communally
- exultation
- felicitous
- undeserving
- solicitate
- infallible
- unassuming
- boisterously
- punctually
- awakening
- reimbursement
- unabating
- tautologous
- catapulted
- liberalize
- heroically
- senselessly
- navigation
- … more
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