verb

marginalize

to marginalize, to sideline, to disenfranchise

The new policy might marginalize poor families.

The new policy might marginalize poor families.

They felt marginalized by the community.

They felt marginalized by the community.

((sb./sth.)) to treat a person or group as insignificant. The new policy might marginalize poor families.

Synonyms: sideline, exclude, alienate; Antonyms: include, integrate, empower

From 'margin' (edge) + '-ize' (to make). Literally 'to put on the edge'.

Imagine pushing someone to the margin (the edge) of a page, making them unimportant.

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