Difference between Enfranchise and Affranchise

ENFRANCHISE vs AFFRANCHISE: VERB

To endow with the rights of citizenship, especially the right to vote.
To free, as from bondage.
To bestow a franchise on.
To endow with a franchise; to incorporate into a body politic and thus to invest with civil and political privileges; to admit to the privileges of a freeman; to give the right to vote.
To receive as denizens; to naturalize.
To set free; to liberate from slavery, prison, or any binding power.

As from slavery or servitude
Grant freedom to
The feudal law, to free from the obligations of feudal tenure, as to convert a copyhold estate into a freehold.
To set free; liberate, as from slavery; hence, to free or release from custody, bad habits, or any restraint.
To make free of a state, city, or corporation; admit to the privileges of a freeman or citizen; admit to citizenship.
Specifically To confer the electoral franchise upon; admit to the right of voting or taking part in public elections: as, to enfranchise a class of people; to enfranchise (in Great Britain) a borough or a university.
Synonyms Manumit, Liberate, etc. See emancipate.
To endenizen; naturalize.

Outvote, Reapportion, Deprive, Ghettoize, Mobilize, Subjugate, Enslave, Marginalize, Oppress, Liberate, Emancipate, Disenfranchise, Disfranchise, Empower, Affranchise

Hard labor, Assiento, Emancipate, Enserf, Set free, Unimprisoned, Beslave, Manumitter, Liberate, Mancipation, Serfage, Redemptioner, Mancipate, Servitude, Enfranchise

Constitutionalize, Disempower, Enact, Deprive, Ghettoize, Subjugate, Enslave, Marginalize, Oppress, Liberate, Emancipate, Disenfranchise, Disfranchise, Empower, Affranchise

Hard labor, Assiento, Emancipate, Enserf, Set free, Unimprisoned, Beslave, Manumitter, Liberate, Mancipation, Serfage, Redemptioner, Mancipate, Servitude, Enfranchise

But Borah only supported women voting on a statestate basis because he did not want to enfranchise black womenin the South.
The resolution attempts to enfranchise voters serving as military personnel overseas at the time of an election.
Suffrage Association petitioned the Rhode Island legislature to submit a constitutional amendment to enfranchise women.
Fourteenth Amendment might enfranchise the freedmen, he was unusually calm about the fact.
Struggles to enfranchise the Classes subjected to Dues.
Why would you worry about changes in election procedures that are going to enfranchise voters?
First and only debate on 16th Amend, to enfranchise women, 87 et seq.
In each, the territorial legislature had voted to enfranchise women.
He also feels aggrieved about not being able to enfranchise.
ANT: Aggravate, excite, foster, perpetuate, exempt, enfranchise, disengage, extricate, exonerate.