appanage
/ˈæpənɪdʒ/
noun
- A natural or expected benefit, right, or privilege that comes with a position or situation.
- A company car is one of the appanages of being a regional manager.
- She enjoyed the appanages of fame, like free tickets and invitations.
- The title came with the appanage of a private office and a secretary.
- In history, land or an allowance given to a younger child of a royal or noble family.
- The prince received an appanage consisting of several villages.
- In medieval times, an appanage helped support younger sons of the king.
- The duchy was granted as an appanage to the king's second son.
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