disfranchised Sentence Examples
- The legal and social changes of the twentieth century enfranchised many previously disfranchised population groups.
- The disfranchised peasants rose in rebellion against the corrupt government, calling for reforms.
- Due to gerrymandering, many citizens felt disfranchised and unrepresented in the electoral process.
- The strict voter ID laws disfranchised many poor and minority voters, sparking public outcry.
- The community felt disfranchised as their voices were consistently ignored by the local government.
- In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court declared that disenfranchising felons violated their constitutional rights.
- The disfranchised workers organized a strike to protest their unfair working conditions and demand better wages.
- The new electoral system was designed to address the issue of disfranchised voters, ensuring equal representation for all.
- The disfranchised youth felt disillusioned with the political system, leading to low voter turnout among younger generations.
- The disfranchised minority group faced discrimination and prejudice, denied the same rights and opportunities as others.
disfranchised Meaning
disfranchised (a)
deprived of the rights of citizenship especially the right to vote
disfranchised (imp. & p. p.)
of Disfranchise
Synonyms & Antonyms of disfranchised
Synonyms:
- shut-out
- obstructed
- excluded
- banned
- impeded
- disallowed
- prevented
- constrained
- hindered
- disbarred
- discouraged
- denied
- disenfranchised
- inhibited
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FAQs About the word disfranchised
deprived of the rights of citizenship especially the right to voteof Disfranchise
shut out, obstructed,excluded, banned, impeded, disallowed, prevented, constrained, hindered, disbarred
licensed, accredited, invested, approved, empowered, warranted, empowered, enabled, certified, certified
The legal and social changes of the twentieth century enfranchised many previously disfranchised population groups.
The disfranchised peasants rose in rebellion against the corrupt government, calling for reforms.
Due to gerrymandering, many citizens felt disfranchised and unrepresented in the electoral process.
The strict voter ID laws disfranchised many poor and minority voters, sparking public outcry.
