entitlement
n. C / Un. the belief that you deserve special treatment or benefits, often without working for them. It can also mean a legal right to receive something, like a government benefit.
n. a sense of deservingness, often implying an unreasonable expectation of privilege; alternatively, a formal right to receive a specific benefit or service. Typically uncountable in the psychological sense; countable when referring to specific legal or financial rights.
He showed entitlement by expecting a free upgrade.
The company reviewed its employee entitlements, including health insurance and paid leave.
Critics argue that the political class suffers from a deep sense of entitlement, believing their status justifies exemption from the rules that bind ordinary citizens.
From entitle + -ment.