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Deprived of the rights of citizenship especially the right to vote.
voiceless
disfranchised
voteless
enfranchised
1
Five million people will presumably be
disenfranchised
by these new voting laws.
2
That means even a day's delay in delivery could leave thousands
disenfranchised
.
3
You don't want a
disenfranchised
community because that leads to more poverty.
4
Thanathorn said he hoped to appeal to younger voters and
disenfranchised
citizens.
5
He said hardly any group had been found that had been
disenfranchised
.
6
His message is solely focused on social injustice for historically
disenfranchised
people.
7
We are creating huge numbers of
disenfranchised
,
disillusioned and despairing young people.
8
I start in a pair of Jason's trousers: completely
disenfranchised
and helpless.
9
We don't see nearly enough about
disenfranchised
agricultural communities on our screens.
10
There are lots of ways to be a disaffected,
disenfranchised
young man.
11
But what about those who are
disenfranchised
at every turn from birth?
12
The crowd of the
disenfranchised
grew larger and more restive every day.
13
The
disenfranchised
should be going to art school -not the franchised.
14
She consistently pushed back against the injustices meted out on the
disenfranchised
.
15
In removing the undecideds from the sample we had
disenfranchised
the disengaged.
16
They have demanded new elections, saying they are
disenfranchised
by the urban elite.
disenfranchised
disenfranchise
disenfranchise
·
disenfranchise by
disenfranchise people
disenfranchise communities
disenfranchise voters
disenfranchise groups