Enfranchisement
Pronunciation: /ˈɪnfɹænˌtʃaɪzˈɛmˈɛnt/
Enfranchisement (noun)
- The act of giving people the right to vote in elections.
- The process of increasing the legal rights of a group of people.
Examples
- Enfranchisement allows citizens to participate in the democratic process.
- Enfranchisement can lead to the expansion of legal rights for marginalized groups.
Common collocations: achieve enfranchisement, support enfranchisement, promote enfranchisement, discuss enfranchisement