disfranchise [dɪsˈfræntʃaɪz] s.
disfranchise → disenfranchise
disenfranchise [ˌdɪsənˈfræntʃɑɪz] ГЛАГ прх
1. disenfranchise (deprive of vote):
2. disenfranchise (deprive of rights):
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| you | disfranchise |
| he/she/it | disfranchises |
| we | disfranchise |
| you | disfranchise |
| they | disfranchise |
| I | disfranchised |
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| you | disfranchised |
| he/she/it | disfranchised |
| we | disfranchised |
| you | disfranchised |
| they | disfranchised |
| I | have | disfranchised |
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| you | have | disfranchised |
| he/she/it | has | disfranchised |
| we | have | disfranchised |
| you | have | disfranchised |
| they | have | disfranchised |
| I | had | disfranchised |
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| you | had | disfranchised |
| he/she/it | had | disfranchised |
| we | had | disfranchised |
| you | had | disfranchised |
| they | had | disfranchised |
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Millions of consumers who order by mail, especially senior citizens, may be disenfranchised.
en.wikipedia.org Along with the loss of their land, local residents discovered that they had been disenfranchised.
en.wikipedia.org Many felt disenfranchised by what they saw as a bureaucratic system that favored the land-holding class able to afford the best education.
en.wikipedia.org Being disenfranchised meant much more than simply being disallowed to vote or be elected.
en.wikipedia.org The until date is the year when the constituency was either disenfranchised or ceased to have more than one member.
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