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appanage

/ˈæp.ə.nɪdʒ/

Tradução: Privilégio natural ou legal que corresponde à posição de alguém na vida; também os recursos ou bens concedidos por um soberano ou legislador para a manutenção de um membro dependente da família real.

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noun

/ˈæp.ə.nɪdʒ/C2formal
  • ptPrivilégio natural ou legal que corresponde à posição de alguém na vida; também os recursos ou bens concedidos por um soberano ou legislador para a manutenção de um membro dependente da família real.

A noun referring to a customary and rightful perquisite appropriate to one's station in life, or a grant of resources by a sovereign or legislative body to maintain a dependent member of a ruling family.

  1. Customary right or privilegeC2formal

    A natural or expected benefit or privilege that comes with a particular position or status in life.

    ptPrivilégio

    • A comfortable retirement is the appanage of a long and successful career.
    • The appanage of royalty includes both wealth and public scrutiny.
    • He considered the respect of his peers a rightful appanage of his position.

    Sinônimosdueentitlementperquisiteprerogativeprivilegeright

  2. Grant for a royal dependentC2formal

    A grant of land, revenue, or other resources provided by a sovereign or government to support a dependent member of a ruling family.

    ptApanágio

    • The prince received an appanage to maintain his household.
    • Historically, younger sons of the king were given an appanage to secure their status.
    • The appanage system helped prevent conflicts among royal siblings.

    Sinônimosallowanceendowmentgrantmaintenanceprovisionstipend

Formas
  • appanages plural form
  • appanages' possessive plural form
  • appanage's possessive singular form