discommon
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Synonyms: discommode, roscommon, discommons
Antonyms: discommode, roscommon, discommons
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Verb
- {{lb|en|historical|UK}} To deprive of the [[privilege]] of [[citizenship]] of a town or city.<!--{{rfquotek|en|Bathurst}}-->
- {{lb|en|historical|legal}} To deprive (lands etc.) of [[commonable]] quality, by enclosing or appropriating.<ref>{{R:Burrill Law Dictionary}}</ref>
- To [[exclude]] from using a [[commonable]] resource, such as land.
- {{lb|en|transitive|UK|Oxford and Cambridge universities|historical}} To deprive of the right to deal with [[undergraduate]]s.
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