Definition

birthrights

noun
  1. rights or privileges that a person has from birth, especially by being born in a particular place or to particular parents
  2. Usage: plural form of birthright

Examples

  • Citizens enjoy certain birthrights guaranteed by the Constitution.
  • Freedom of speech and religion are considered birthrights in democratic societies.
  • The prince’s birthrights included succession to the throne.
  • Many immigrants seek to secure birthrights for their children born in the new country.
  • Education and healthcare should be birthrights, not privileges.
  • She fought to reclaim the birthrights that had been denied to her family.

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