1. privileging - Noun
2. privileging - Verb
of Privilege
Source: Webster's dictionaryIt's a very strange middle class...Full of operators and people on the move. It really doesn't value disruptions in that activeness. It doesn't have time for any privileging of daydreaming. Amit Chaudhuri
Austen's complex sketching of different marriages ultimately allows readers to question what forms of alliance are desirable, especially when it comes to privileging economic, sexual, companionate attraction. Source: Internet
He criticized Western philosophy as privileging the concept of presence and logos, as opposed to absence and markings or writings. Source: Internet
Raphaël Glucksmann, a French filmmaker and center-left member of the European Parliament, — itself hardly a bastion of conservatism — that privileging antiracism over all other concerns minimizes the danger of Islamic fanaticism. Source: Internet
It transcends the boring binary of politics, obviates the strictures of race and sexuality and appeals to our modern era’s mantra of privileging the future over the present and the past. Source: Internet
Privileging the male gaze puts you in a no-win situation, just as privileging the white gaze would be no-win for nonwhites. Source: Internet