0 past simple and past participle of disfranchise
1 to disenfranchise
Most of these disfranchised small landowners were not wealthy to begin with and were reduced to poverty following the conscation of their land.
Being disfranchised apparently did not protect them from the fire of campaign warfare.
Finally, we compare the two parties' uses of slurs to underwrite both prevailing gender ideologies and their respective strategies for including or excluding the disfranchised from politics.
If the shopkeeper refused permission, the homeless person would be disfranchised.
Were all the removals and outvoters disfranchised by mutual agreement, or not?
Not one single right is taken awn; not, one single person is disfranchised.
The electorate are disfranchised and disenchanted by our confrontational system of party politics, which is entrenched by first-past-the-post systems.
It does not seem as if he had decided that seamen, who are practically disfranchised, should have some method of recording their votes.
