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Synonyms and antonyms of A right to know, have or do something in British Thesaurus

A right to know, have or do something

access (noun)

the right or opportunity to have or use something that will bring you benefits

entry (noun)

the right or ability to go into a place

access (noun)

the right to look at private information

entrance (noun)

the right or ability to go into a place

voice (noun)

the right or opportunity to express your opinions and influence what happens

right (noun)

something that you are morally or legally allowed to do or have

priority (noun)

the right to go before someone or something else, or to receive something before they do

entry (noun)

the right to become a member of an organization, profession, or other group

permission (noun)

the right to do something that is given to you by someone in authority

concession (noun)

a right that is given to a person or group, for example to sell something or do a particular activity

claim (noun)

a right to something because of your efforts or achievements

claim (noun)

a right to someone’s attention, love etc

dibs (noun)

informal a right to have something

divine right (noun)

a right that you think you have that allows you to do what you want, even if it harms or upsets other people

easement (noun)

a right to cross over or make use of someone else's land

enjoyment (noun)

legal the right to own or use something

entitlement (noun)

the right to receive something or to do something

entrée (noun)

formal the right or opportunity to enter a particular place or to become part of a particular group

the last word (noun)

the right to make a decision that everyone must obey

prerogative (noun)

formal a right that a particular person or group has

public interest (noun)

the fact that the public has a right to know about something because it affects them

reserve the right to do something ()

to keep the right to do something if you later think it is necessary

tenure (noun)

legal someone’s right to live on land and own it

title (noun)

legal a right or claim to something, especially property