enfranchise

verbCommon GRE wordMore E words

to grant someone the right to vote or full civic privileges

In a sentence

Enfranchise in a sentence

Here is an example sentence showing enfranchise in a sentence.

The amendment enfranchised millions of previously excluded citizens.

Synonyms

empowerliberateemancipate

Antonyms

disenfranchisesubjugate

Keep going

to gradually decline, recede, or diminish

overflowing enthusiasm and liveliness

the quality of overflowing, bubbling enthusiasm

overflowing with cheerful enthusiasm and high spirits

deviating from conventional or accepted behavior in odd ways

a level or rank within an organization, profession, or society

drawing from a wide and diverse range of sources or styles

to deprive of importance or overshadow by being superior

Common questions

Enfranchise (verb) means to grant someone the right to vote or full civic privileges

Here is enfranchise used in an example sentence: "The amendment enfranchised millions of previously excluded citizens."

Common synonyms for enfranchise include empower, liberate, emancipate.

Antonyms of enfranchise include disenfranchise, subjugate.

Enfranchise is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.

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