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enfranchised

/ɪnˈfræn.tʃaɪzd/

enfranchisedadjective

more enfranchised

Comp.

most enfranchised

Super.

/ɪnˈfræn.tʃaɪzd/

Translations

émancipéAu sens d’affranchi de l’esclavage, de la servitude ou de restrictions oppressives.

After years of struggle, the formerly enslaved people emerged as enfranchised members of society.

Après des années de lutte, les anciens esclaves sont devenus des membres émancipés de la société.

ayant le droit de voteAu sens de citoyen disposant du droit de vote.

The newly enfranchised citizens eagerly participated in their first election.

Les citoyens nouvellement ayant le droit de vote ont participé avec enthousiasme à leur première élection.

Definitions

Having the rights of citizenship, especially the right to vote.

The newly enfranchised citizens eagerly participated in their first election.

Freed from slavery, servitude, or oppressive restrictions.

After years of struggle, the formerly enslaved people emerged as enfranchised members of society.

Synonyms

enfranchiseverb

enfranchised

Past Simple

enfranchised

Past Simple

enfranchised

Past Participle

enfranchising

Gerund

/ɪnˈfræn.tʃaɪz/

Translations

accorder le droit de vote à

The government decided to enfranchise women.

Le gouvernement a décidé d’accorder le droit de vote aux femmes.

Additional translations

affranchirAu sens de libérer d’une servitude ou d’une dépendance.

Definitions

To grant the right to vote to someone.

The government decided to enfranchise women, allowing them to participate in the upcoming elections.

To set free, as from slavery or bondage.

The movement aimed to enfranchise all individuals who were still held in servitude.

Synonyms

liberate

empower

enfranchise

give the vote

grant suffrage