statutory right
noun
(Frequently in plural) a right which has been prescribed, ordained, or conferred by statute, as opposed to one fixed by common law, custom, company policy, etc.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Lord Auchinleck Reporter: Information for Magistrates & Town-Council of Kilmarnock.
- threading
- thread-like
- thread mark
- Threadneedle Street
- thread vein
- threadworm
- thready
- threap
- threat
- threaten
- threatener
- threatening
- threateningly
- three
- three-card monte
- three-card trick
- three cheers
- three-colour process
- three-cornered
- three-cushion billiards
- three-decker
- three-dimensional
- three-dimensionality
- three-dimensionally
- threefold