Enfranchisement is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENFRANCHISEMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being enfranchised
• the giving of a right or privilege, especially the right to vote
• liberation from imprisonment or slavery.
• the action of making land freehold
• Releasing from slavery or custody.
• Admission to the freedom of a corporation or body politic; investiture with the privileges of free citizens.
• freedom from political subjugation or servitude
• a statutory right or privilege granted to a person or group by a government (especially the rights of citizenship and the right to vote)
• the act of certifying or bestowing a franchise on
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to set free (as from slavery)

Words related to ENFRANCHISEMENT

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Words that contain ENFRANCHISEMENT

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How to use ENFRANCHISEMENT in a sentence

• At Birmingham a rude and indignant meeting of one hundred and fifty thousand people vented their wrath against those who opposed their enfranchisement.
• The Reformation opened the minds of men to that intellectual freedom without which political enfranchisement is a worthless privilege.
• Preliminary signs had appeared in the growth of wealth, in enfranchisement from primitive methods, and in the evolution of individualism.
• With the full enfranchisement of his people, Douglass entered upon what may be called the third epoch of his career, that of fruition.
• Duniway that the women of Washington Territory are more indebted than to all other influences for their enfranchisement.
• The arguments in favor of the enfranchisement of women are truths strong and unanswerable, and as old as the free institutions of our Government.
• Thus the full operations of enfranchisement conferred by two of the Territories has been stopped by Federal interference.
• Thus, in spite of the servitude into which the people had sunk at the end of the tenth century, from this moment the enfranchisement of the people makes way.
• Strange to say, some of the leading ladies formed a strong party against the proposed amendment and their own enfranchisement.
• From this sprang the vary ignorance and vice, which in the view of many lie in the way of their immediate enfranchisement.
• From this sprang the very ignorance and vice, which in the view of many, lie in the way of their immediate enfranchisement.
• Not indeed that he thought that with universal enfranchisement the millennium would arrive for either men or women.
• The same day a similar crisis was hoped in Rome from the declarations of the Pope, but that did not work at the moment exactly as the foes of enfranchisement hoped.
• I may observe the same as to the final decision for the enfranchisement of Honfleur, which is in a fair way of being speedily concluded.
• Both strove to arouse the working class to demand enfranchisement.
• THE ENFRANCHISEMENT OF WOMEN The nineteenth century then will always be noted as the era of steady advance towards democracy, especially in England.
• He would have the measure postponed until he himself can bring in a Reform Bill, to the end that the enfranchisement of women may be associated with his name for all time.
• His very notice, he said, admitted all the three principles of disfranchisement, enfranchisement, and an extension of the right of voting.
• He was pledged to the principles of disfranchisement, enfranchisement, and the extension of the qualification.
• Still He suffered in appearance only, and His death gave to all souls the symbol of their enfranchisement.
• The Contest CHAPTER XI SOCIAL PROGRESS, 1820-1860 CHAPTER XII THE CIVIL WAR AND EMANCIPATION CHAPTER XIII THE ERA OF ENFRANCHISEMENT 1.
• Acts of enfranchisement required at first the sanction of the Government, until in 1682 the three sovereign courts of St.
• In 1711 a colonial ordinance proscribed every enfranchisement which did not have the approbation of the colonial government.
• It was like the enfranchisement granted by Tiberius, at the price of violation.
• The same wild enfranchisement of the elements had taken place around the abandoned child.
• Previous to his enfranchisement, my Lord, these must exhibit before him their facinations upon his native plains.
• Much has he helped the enfranchisement of the spirit.
• Happily there are now indications that the proposed enfranchisement will meet with general favour.
• Strong resolutions were adopted demanding not only emancipation but enfranchisement for the negroes.
• This was the first time the enfranchisement of women ever had been presented for a popular vote and its advocates were most anxious that it should be carried.
• Here, then, was the power which must be invoked for the enfranchisement of women.
• Just so with woman, while the enfranchisement of all men hastens the day for justice to her, it makes her degradation more complete in the transition state.
• If the Republicans hope to save their lives by our enfranchisement, let them live.
• Thus the nucleus of a Republican party there was formed through the enfranchisement of women.
• The first may be characterized as the Era of ENFRANCHISEMENT.
• Rossiter was hard to move from her uncompromising opposition to the enfranchisement of her sex.

Similar words containing FRANCHISEM without suffix ent and without prefix en

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