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The new law could disenfranchise many voters.
To take away someone's right to vote or participate in elections.
The new policy may disenfranchise low-income families.
Many felt that the changes would disenfranchise young voters.
Efforts to disenfranchise certain groups were met with protests.
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The changes in policy may disenfranchise certain groups.
To deprive someone of a right or privilege.
The new law could disenfranchise many voters.
They felt disenfranchised by the recent changes.
Her actions may disenfranchise those who need help.
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