Synonyms for birthright
ˈbɜrθˌraɪtbirthright

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1. birthrightnoun

   a right or privilege that you are entitled to at birth

   "free public education is the birthright of every American child"

   Synonyms:
   patrimony

2. birthright, patrimonynoun

   an inheritance coming by right of birth (especially by primogeniture)

   Synonyms:
   patrimony

3. birthrightnoun

   personal characteristics that are inherited at birth

   Synonyms:
   patrimony

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1. heritage

   something handed down through generations.

   the book was his grandfather's gift to him, an heirloom that detailed the family's colorful past.

   Submitted by rinat on June 1, 2017  

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1. birthrightnoun

   Synonyms:
   inheritance

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1. Jeb Bush:

   What I was talking about was the specific case of fraud being committed where there's organized efforts - frankly it's more related to Asian people coming into our country, having children in that organized effort, taking advantage of a noble concept, which is birthright citizenship.

2. Alfonso Aguilar:

   If they were to become the Republican nominees, they're not going to have a shot with Latino voters and that means they're not going to make it to the White House, not because of the term 'anchor baby' but because they want to end birthright citizenship.

3. Marco Rubio:

   When it comes to Ted, he has changed his position on immigration all over the place, i mean, he used to be against birthright citizens -- or he used to be for birthright citizenship; now he says he's against it.

4. Shaina Louis:

   Prior to Birthright AFRICA, I had a lot of pent up resentment and antagonism due to a history that I felt my people had no say in. For those of us in the diaspora, our history, according to the textbooks, starts with slavery. I was doubtful and kind of cynical about what the future held not only for me as an individual, but also for black people as a whole.

5. Kareem Williams:

   Before I had even touched down in Ghana, the energy I felt as I got closer to Birthright AFRICA, I felt a rush, a vibration, and it was so strong, it felt like something was pulling me towards the country. It felt surreal.