Verb:

పౌరసత్వం కోల్పోవడం, డిష్రోనర్,

disenfranchises's Usage Examples:

Alabama, written in 1901, which he contended contains language that disenfranchises Blacks and the poor.

1902 Virginia disenfranchises many voters, including African Americans, poor whites and Republicans.

Florida law disenfranchises convicted felons, requiring individual applications to regain suffrage.

Opponents of filling Gadsden Creek believe that filling the creek disenfranchises the historic African American Gadsden Green (also known as the Back.

New York disenfranchises felons both while they are in prison and while they are on parole.

association, the latter of whom claimed that the law "disproportionately disenfranchises the Black community.

to keep in mind when framing my story in a system that consciously disenfranchises certain communities.

governors, this is officially done in the name of safety, but in practice disenfranchises rural Republican voters.

education institutions, dubbed, "the quota" system which, presumably, disenfranchises capable students from more populous and intellectually more gifted.

1887 Passage of the Edmunds-Tucker Act disenfranchises Utah women.

Some residents have criticized the caucus system, complaining that it disenfranchises the elderly and military service-members and discourages turnout.

"Censorship in the United Kingdom disenfranchises tens of thousands of Wikipedia editors" Archived 11 September 2011.

This disenfranchises people who come to their Capitol.

Synonyms:

deprive, disfranchise,

Antonyms:

enrich, feed, enfranchise,