0 present participle of disfranchise
1 to disenfranchise
He takes a course, in a sense, of disfranchising fellows like me.
You are disfranchising people who are entitled to a vote, and whose qualifications to vote have never caused any demur or any question.
The other real irony of this case lies in the people who are censuring him for lack of integrity, for disfranchising.
He repeatedly referred to this as a disfranchising measure.
In effect, it amounts to disfranchising electors within the burgh.
Is not that disfranchising a great number of men?
This is a great disfranchising measure as well as an enfranchising measure.
We must try to get the balance right between not disfranchising genuine electors and inhibiting and deterring those who seek to subvert the democratic system.
