pre·rog·a·tive 
/prɪˈrɑ:gətɪv/ noun
plural pre·rog·a·tives /prɪˈrɑ:gətɪv/ noun [count] formal : a right or privilege
▪ If you'd rather sell the tickets than use them, that's your prerogative. ▪ It's a writer's prerogative to decide the fate of her characters. ; especially : a special right or privilege that some people have
▪ presidential prerogatives [=the rights or privileges a president has] — often + of ▪ Education was once only the prerogative of the wealthy.
▪ If you'd rather sell the tickets than use them, that's your prerogative. ▪ It's a writer's prerogative to decide the fate of her characters. ; especially : a special right or privilege that some people have
▪ presidential prerogatives [=the rights or privileges a president has] — often + of ▪ Education was once only the prerogative of the wealthy.
