Object

• majority: Positive discrimination schemes are racist schemes to disenfranchise the majority indigenous white community in favor of minorities.

• community: The imperatives of Middle England serve to disenfranchise communities like these.

• group: We need to work harder at improving the understanding of the needs of disenfranchised groups.

• people: Advocacy Offering representation often to the most disenfranchised people in society.

Preposition: by

• system: Are they disenfranchised by the system, by the teachers, by their classmates or by everything?

Adjective complement

• due: Thirteen percent of all black men in the US - 1.4 million - are disenfranchised due to previous convictions.

Modifying Another Word

• politically: The vast majority in Britain are disenfranchised politically by an undemocratic political set-up.

• effectively: What do you think people can do if they are effectively disenfranchised?

• increasingly: I believe that many voters are feeling increasingly disenfranchised.

• not: Residents will continue to be included on the electoral roll ensuring they are not disenfranchised from voting in any election or referendum in 2006.

• previously: Previously disenfranchised sections of the community came out to vote en masse.

Preposition: from

• society: Learning fractions is irrelevant to someone who is disenfranchised from mainstream society.

• process: Europeans, confronted by a powerful and somewhat remote bureaucracy in Brussels increasingly feel disenfranchised from the political process.

• education: The provision attracts many learners who have been disenfranchised from education and are either unwilling or unable to attend ' conventional ' classes.