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in-FRANCH-yz/ɪnˈfræntʃaɪz/

To enfranchise is to give someone the right to vote: enfranchise a cohort, newly enfranchised. Franchise (already in the dictionary) is the right; an inclusion slogan is not a methods cell.

Meaning

To give someone the right to vote (from franchise, already in the dictionary).

Examples

• “Enfranchise the night slice in the n; a slogan about inclusion is not a cell.”
• “Give the vote is the plain twin. Empower is wider. Inclusion is a slogan. A named slice is methods. Write them in; then print the slogan if the cell still holds.”

Good to know

Give the right to vote. Noun: franchise (already in the dictionary). A slogan ≠ a cell.

Near in meaning

give the vote, empower, emancipate

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