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Meanings of marginalize in anglès

Relegate to a lower or outer edge, as of specific groups of people.

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Examples for "marginalise"
Examples for "marginalise"
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Ten years ago there was a sustained effort to marginalise Irish republicanism.
The Irish Times
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That had the potential to further marginalise certain groups, she said.
Radio NZ
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Nor can anyone seek to marginalise or sideline another, he said.
Reuters
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Accusations of classist tendencies further sought to marginalise the party from the majority.
The South African
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His first mistake has been to marginalise both African-Americans and Hispanics.
The Guardian
Usage of marginalize in anglès
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It is not in our national interest to marginalize Americans of color.
Reuters
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They pushed male activists not to marginalize women's roles in the political movement.
Feminist dot com
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No one should be allowed to marginalize us, politically or militarily.
Reuters
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They see both moves as attempts to encircle and marginalize Russia.
Reuters
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I think the ability to marginalize someone, and for someone to become invisible.
Wired
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Now investors are watching for signs of how much Casino will marginalize Diniz.
Reuters
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Companies have embraced technologies and practices that marginalize the little guy.
Reuters
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You don't want to marginalize a particular group because you are not being inclusive.
Feminist dot com
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Except back to DC to fight for the families you marginalize and vilify everyday.
News.com.au
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Now minority shareholders are watching for signs of how much Casino will marginalize Diniz.
Reuters
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My racist people tend to marginalize them, and their lot can be a tough one.
Bangkok 8
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They told McCain that the pledge would marginalize him and the office of the presidency.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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It's just another way to marginalize and stigmatize.
Is it just me?: or is it nuts out there?
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Was this whole thing designed to marginalize her?
Dangerous Women
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But the crown prince has also drawn criticism for attempts to silence dissidents and marginalize rivals.
Reuters
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Those who support current or tighter rules say that without restrictions, corporations might marginalize women and minorities.
Reuters
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