noun

disenfranchisement

disenfranchisement, deprivation of rights

Voter disenfranchisement is a serious issue.

Voter disenfranchisement is a serious issue.

They protested against the disenfranchisement of minorities.

They protested against the disenfranchisement of minorities.

((of sb.)) disenfranchisement of (sb.) They protested against the disenfranchisement of minorities.

Synonyms: disempowerment, oppression; Antonyms: enfranchisement, empowerment

From the verb 'disenfranchise' + the noun-forming suffix '-ment'. It refers to the act or state of being disenfranchised.

This is the noun form of the verb 'disenfranchise'. The '-ment' suffix turns the action into a concept or state.

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