commonrights
nounUK /ˈkɒmən raɪts/
US /ˈkɑːmən raɪts/
Things that everyone is allowed to have or do, like playing in a park.
The children learned that clean water and safe streets are commonrights for all people.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Rights that belong to a whole group of people rather than just one person.
The villagers protected their commonrights to the forest and the river.
3. The basic things every person should be able to use or enjoy, like roads and schools.
Libraries and sidewalks are commonrights that make a town nicer for everyone.
4. An old legal idea about land or resources shared by everyone in a community.
In the old village, the commonrights let every family graze sheep on the shared field.