Verb:

অকিঞ্চিত্কর করে তোলা,

marginalise's Usage Examples:

al-Mahfūð said that attempts were being made by ʻAlī Salman and others to marginalise the party into its "Shirāzī base".

in English, preferring to employ British teachers and attempting to marginalise teaching in Arabic and French.

"ritual patricide" to describe how one generation of scientists work to marginalise a predecessor.

necessary to solve the problems that stand in the way of development and marginalise the poor.

Representative (NER) systems as a collective form of voice, be it chosen to marginalise a union presence or to provide an alternative to union influence In general.

seeks to combat propaganda and misinformation which further marginalise vulnerable women.

built environments - safety being a paramount feature - that does not marginalise or discriminate against people on the grounds of inevitable diversity.

Evans argued this would "empower modernising forces within the party and marginalise Old Labour".

"Maroc : le roi nomme un gouvernement de technocrates qui marginalise les islamistes", Le Monde, 5 April 2017 (in French).

Bendjedid consciously strove to marginalise these men, and to replace them with his own loyalists.

The changes were expected to marginalise smaller parties, and also effectively removed the right of 150,000 Mongolian.

encouraging assimilation to Western values, Closing the Gaps continued to marginalise Māori culture by portraying Māoridom, and consequently Māori socio-economic.

the 20th century, the South Korean state enacted measures to further marginalise indigenous Sindo, at the same time strengthening Christianity and a revival.

mainstream English-language education in India today has tended to "marginalise inherited learning" and uproot academics from traditional Indian modes.

The changes were expected to marginalise smaller parties, and also removed the right of 150,000 Mongolians expatriates.

Interior Ministry and especially the security police helped the Communists marginalise political opponents one by one.

less than brave about the human rights of those whom some would seek to marginalise.

the most concerted efforts by the English administration to weaken and marginalise his authority in Ulster.

weaken the position of the Holy Roman Emperor (then Leopold I) and to marginalise the Austrian House of Habsburg.

Synonyms:

interact; marginalize;

Antonyms:

refrain;