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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a privileged person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has advantages or benefits that others do not, often due to their social, economic, or political status.
Example: "As a privileged person, she had access to resources and opportunities that many could only dream of."
Alternatives: "an advantaged individual" or "a person of privilege".
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He set out as a privileged person expecting to be heard, and ended as a privileged person surprised by backlash.
I would never dispute that I am a privileged person.
"I knew nothing — I was a privileged person in every way," Ullmann said.
He thinks he's someone who is a privileged person who should be able to rule over all of you".
You had to be a privileged person, because books always were written by and for privileged people.
We connected to her terrible loneliness, a privileged person living in vast houses, a woman who was making mistakes, getting lost, missing steps, getting confused.
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The artist said: "The idea of the work is to suggest that any privileged person can become vulnerable at any time due to circumstances outside of their own personal control, such as illness, death of a relative, war or unfortunate economic circumstances".
Client drug use is a situation that starkly clarifies the difference between a criminalized person and a more privileged person who sometimes indulges in criminalized behavior behind closed doors.
So the next time a socially privileged person comments on a sensitive topic, think before you attribute his opinion to that which he cannot change.
"Growing up in this business and truly wanting to be a part of the world of film, I'm a truly privileged person standing here today," DiCaprio said.
"I get the same satisfaction building for a rich privileged person or homeless person," Ban said.
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