Synonyms for Citizenizing:
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v.
• enfranchise
Other relevant words:
- absolve
, - acquittance
, - authorise
, - authorize
, - barren
, - bring out
, - button
, - complimentary
, - costless
, - cultivate
, - departure
, - destitute
, - detached
, - devoid
, - discharge
, - disembarrass
, - disengage
, - dislodge
, - dismissal
, - dismission
, - domesticate
, - eject
, - endow
, - endue
, - exempt
, - exhaust
, - exit
, - expel
, - expiration
, - firing
, - free people
, - freeing
, - gift
, - give up
, - going
, - gratis
, - gratuitous
, - handout
, - indue
, - innocent
, - invest
, - issue
, - let go
, - let go of
, - liberal
, - liberation
, - loose
, - loss
, - naturalise
, - outlet
, - passing
, - press release
, - publish
, - put out
, - relieve
, - relinquish
, - resign
, - rid
, - sack
, - sacking
, - secrete
, - set free
, - spare
, - spill
, - spillage
, - tame
, - tone ending
, - turn
, - unblock
, - unfreeze
, - unloose
, - unloosen
, - vent
, - waiver
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What are the hypernyms for Citizenizing?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for citizenizing?
Citizenizing refers to the process of making someone a citizen or the act of becoming a citizen. Some antonyms for the word citizenizing include denaturalizing, expatriating, and disenfranchising. Denaturalizing refers to the revocation of citizenship status, usually because of fraudulent or illegal means used in obtaining citizenship. Expatriating means to renounce one's citizenship voluntarily and withdrawing from one's country. Disenfranchising means to deprive someone of the right to vote or to participate in civic life in any way. These antonyms paint a negative picture of the opposite of the act of citizenizing, highlighting exclusion and deprivation of rights.
What are the antonyms for Citizenizing?
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