Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
immunities
noun
/ɪˈmjunɪtiz/
Definition
The state of being immune or exempt from something, particularly from legal or ethical responsibilities.
Examples
- The senator enjoyed certain immunities while in office, shielding him from prosecution.
- The diplomat was granted immunities under international law, allowing him to perform his duties without interference.
- Immunities can protect organizations from some legal liabilities.
Meaning
Refers to the protection or freedom from certain obligations or penalties, often granted to specific individuals or entities.
Synonyms
- exemptions
- privileges
- freedoms
