natural right
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noun
any right that exists by virtue of natural law.
Origin:
1680–90
1680–90
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He is merely exercising a natural right in going as he chooses to con tract his labor to earn a living.
We have no natural right to intrude on other peoples' planets.
Having a meaningful say in the use of our local environment should be a natural right.
Courts have held that to be effective, the noncustodial parent's natural right of visitation must be frequent and regular.
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