0 present participle of marginalize
1 to treat someone or something as if they are not important:
The microscope, the telescope, the infrared camera, for example, expand the perceptual field by marginalizing the infraliminal.
Coherence is lost by calling upon the coercive power of the state to protect against verbal oppression, thereby subordinating and marginalizing some members of society.
Now it is important to keep expanding without marginalizing.
I said my piece about the digital revolution and the marginalizing of classical music in an ever-expanding world of other musical possibilities.
However, embracing the nation as "the most meaningful context for self-definition" also requires "temporarily marginalizing other rubrics that could also provide a sense of identity".
Far from marginalizing issues of the senses, the body, and the handmade, the computer seems to amplify these concerns.
As the data were analysed, the processes of marginalization were linked to 'marginalizing discourses'.
But even that concession would leave out some speech currently protected (such as some hate speech) whose harm is precisely in its efficacy in marginalizing and silencing outsiders.
