privileges
n. countablen. special rights or advantages that only a certain person or group has. You often get these because of your job, your social position, or because you have followed the rules.
n. special rights, advantages, or immunities granted to a particular person or group. Often refers to benefits that are earned through status or rank rather than being universal human rights.
Senior students enjoy certain privileges, like using the private lounge.
The company revoked his parking privileges after he repeatedly ignored the safety regulations.
Diplomatic immunity is one of the most significant privileges granted to foreign officials, ensuring they can perform their duties without fear of local prosecution.
Commonly used in the plural when referring to a set of benefits or rights.
It is my privilege to meeting you.It is my privilege to meet you.When used in the introductory phrase 'It is my privilege', it is followed by a to-infinitive, not a gerund.