v.剥夺(某人)的权利(尤指选举权)
disenfranchise的过去分词和过去式

原形：disenfranchise第三人称单数：disenfranchises过去式：disenfranchised过去分词：disenfranchised现在分词：disenfranchising

The new voting laws could potentially disenfranchise thousands of eligible voters.
新的选举法可能会使成千上万合格选民失去投票权。
The disfranchisement of women in this country ended with the passage of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution.
在这个国家，妇女被剥夺选举权的现象随着宪法第十九条修正案的通过而结束。
The closure of polling stations in remote areas might lead to the disenfranchisement of rural communities.
远离城市地区的投票站关闭可能导致乡村社区的居民丧失选举权。
Felons who have served their time should not be permanently disfranchised.
已经服刑完毕的重罪犯不应该被永久剥夺选举权。
Many believe that strict voter ID requirements can inadvertently result in the disenfranchisement of certain groups.
许多人认为严格的选民身份要求可能会无意中导致某些群体丧失选举权。
The government's proposal to introduce compulsory photo identification at polling booths has raised fears of widespread disfranchisement among marginalized groups.
政府提出在投票站实行强制性照片身份证引发了人们对边缘化群体广泛失权的担忧。
The disfranchisement of racial minorities was a dark chapter in our nation's history.
种族少数群体被剥夺选举权是我们国家历史上黑暗的一章。
In some states, ex-convicts face significant barriers to re-enfranchisement even after completing their sentences.
在一些州，即使完成刑期后，前囚犯重新获得选举权也面临重大障碍。
The literacy test used during the Jim Crow era was a deliberate attempt to disfranchise African Americans.
在吉姆·克劳时代使用的识字测试是故意剥夺非洲裔美国人的选举权的一种尝试。
Disenfranchisement due to administrative errors or technicalities should not be tolerated in a fair and democratic electoral process.
在公正和民主的选举过程中，因行政错误或技术问题而导致的失权现象不应被容忍。