Enfranchise

Synonyms of enfranchise

• authorize
• grant
• empower

Antonyms of enfranchise

• restrict
• deprive
• disenfranchise

Collocations of enfranchise

enfranchise women

Frequency: 85 %

The suffragette movement fought to enfranchise women and grant them the right to vote.

enfranchise citizens

Frequency: 70 %

The new law aimed to enfranchise all citizens regardless of their background.

enfranchise minorities

Frequency: 60 %

Efforts were made to enfranchise minorities and ensure their voices were heard in the political process.

enfranchise marginalized groups

Frequency: 50 %

The organization's mission is to enfranchise marginalized groups and empower them to advocate for their rights.

Idiomatic Expressions for enfranchise

• Phrase: enfranchise a group of people
  Meaning: to give a particular group of people the rights and privileges of citizenship, especially the right to vote
  Usage: The Civil Rights Act of 1964 enfranchised African Americans by prohibiting discrimination in voting.