Birthright

Definition of Birthright

A right or privilege that is granted to someone by birth, especially inheritance of property or rank.

How should Birthright divide into syllables

The word has 2 syllables, 'birth' contains one vowel (i) and three consonants (b,r,t,h) while 'right' contains one vowel (i) and three consonants (r,g,h)

Part of Speech - Birthright

The prince's birthright was to inherit the throne.

Sentences with Birthright

• The land was his birthright as the eldest son.
• She believed it was her birthright to inherit the family business.
• The family's wealth was a result of their birthright.
• He didn't want to take his birthright for granted.
• She was proud of her birthright as a member of the tribe.
• He was denied his birthright due to a technicality.
• The family's history was intertwined with their birthright.
• He was born into a life of privilege due to his birthright.
• She had to fight for her birthright in court.
• The inheritance was his birthright and he planned to use it wisely.

Quotes with Birthright

• Your birthright was to die.
• Your birthright was to die. A pretty piece of work you've made of it.
• It is my birthright and my obligation to protect humanity from the universe.
• I have a birthright to be here.
• I think everyone is born with a certain amount of inalienable birthright.
• It's my birthright to be a part of this family.
• I don't know what my birthright is or who I'm supposed to be.
• I believe it is my birthright to be happy.
• Freedom is my birthright.
• My birthright is to be a leader.

Number of characters in Birthright

10 ( b, i, r, t, h, r, i, g, h, t )

Unique letters in Birthright

6 ( b, i, r, t, h, g )

Birthright Backwards

thgirhtrib

Phonetic Transcription of Birthright

IPA (International): ˈbɜ:ˌθraɪt

ARA (American): ˈbɝˌθraɪt

EPA (English): ˈbɜ:ˌθraɪt

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