Synonyms for marginalize
ˈmɑr dʒə nlˌaɪzmarginal·ize

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1. marginalize, marginaliseverb

   relegate to a lower or outer edge, as of specific groups of people

   "We must not marginalize the poor in our society"

   Synonyms:
   marginalise

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1. List of paraphrases for "marginalize":

   marginalise, sideline

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1. Nicole Neily:

   It’s unsurprising that NEA leadership is demonizing parents and concerned citizens who've expressed their concerns about the state of America's schools – after all, over the past two years it’s become abundantly clear that union leaders' primary objective is to maintain their iron grip on power –student achievement and welfare be damned, learning loss has disproportionately impacted disadvantaged students, and mental health of students and parents alike have suffered. Yet when individuals try to raise these points, they are smeared as ‘radical’ and ‘extremist’ in an attempt to shame, silence, and marginalize families.

2. Ibrahim Hooper:

   People of good will just need to get together and marginalize her type of anti-Muslim hatred.

3. Andy McKean:

   With the 2020 president election looming on the horizon, I feel as a Republican that I need to be able to support the standard bearer of our party. Unfortunately, that is not something I am able to do, he sets, in my opinion, a poor example for the nation and particularly for our children by personally insulting -- often in a crude and juvenile fashion -- those who disagree with him, being a bully at a time when we we are attempting to discourage bullying, his frequent disregard for the truth and his willingness to ridicule or marginalize people for their appearance, ethnicity or disability.

4. Giorgi Gogia:

   They threaten to marginalize and discredit critical voices in the country. This threat is real, under the disguise of transparency, the latest statements by the Georgian authorities strongly suggest that if adopted, the law will be weaponized to further stigmatize and penalize independent groups, media and critical voices in the country.

5. Hank Azaria:

   It was certainly not my intention, i wanted to spread laughter and joy with this character, and the idea that it's brought pain and suffering in any way, that it was used to marginalize people, it's upsetting.