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enfranchisement

/ɪnˈfræn.tʃaɪz.mənt/

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noun

/ɪnˈfræn.tʃaɪz.mənt/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее акт предоставления кому-либо гражданских прав, особенно права голоса, или состояние освобождения от юридических ограничений или рабства.

A noun referring to the act of granting someone the rights of citizenship, especially the right to vote, or the state of being set free from legal restrictions or servitude.

uncountable

  1. C1formal

    The act of granting a person or group the right to vote in political elections.

    ruИзбирательное право

    • The enfranchisement of women was a major milestone in history.
    • The movement fought for the enfranchisement of all citizens regardless of race.
    • Universal enfranchisement is a cornerstone of modern democracy.

    Synonymsfranchisesuffragevote

    Antonymsdisenfranchisementdisfranchisement

  2. Liberation or freedomC2formal

    The act of setting someone free from legal, social, or political restrictions.

    ruОсвобождение

    • The enfranchisement of slaves was a long and difficult process.
    • Economic enfranchisement allows individuals to participate fully in society.
    • The new laws led to the enfranchisement of marginalized communities.

    Synonymsdeliverancedischargeemancipationfreedomliberationmanumissionrelease

    Antonymsbondageenslavementoppressionsubjugation

Forms
  • enfranchisements plural form
  • enfranchisements' possessive plural form
  • enfranchisement's possessive singular form
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