Privileged is a term used to describe a person or group of people who have certain rights, privileges, or advantages that are not available to the general public. The term can be broken down into six letters: SELECT, EXCLUSIVE, EXEMPT, ENTITLED, and LICENSED. SELECT implies that a person or group has been chosen for special treatment or access to something. EXCLUSIVE means that something is limited to a certain group or individual. EXEMPT implies that someone or something is free from an obligation or duty. ENTITLED suggests that someone has a right to something. Finally, LICENSED implies that someone has been given permission to do something. Together, these words form the term PRIVILEGED, which describes a person or group of people who have certain rights, privileges, or advantages that are not available to the general public.