adj
Uncommon
marginalized
Marginalized (adj) means Pushed to the edges of society; denied full access, power, or attention. Example: “The charity supports marginalized communities across the region.”
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Pushed to the edges of society; denied full access, power, or attention.
"The charity supports marginalized communities across the region."
"She felt marginalized after being left out of every major decision."
How to use marginalized
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes people or groups treated as unimportant or excluded from the mainstream.
Common pairings
marginalized communities
marginalized groups
feel marginalized
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more marginalized
- Superlative
- most marginalized
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The charity supports _____ communities across the region.
Rhymes for marginalized
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Frequently asked questions
What does “marginalized” mean?
The word “marginalized” means pushed to the edges of society; denied full access, power, or attention. In plain terms, describes people or groups treated as unimportant or excluded from the mainstream.
How do you use “marginalized” in a sentence?
Here is “marginalized” used in a sentence: “The charity supports marginalized communities across the region.”
What part of speech is “marginalized”?
“Marginalized” is an adjective.
Is “marginalized” a common word?
“Marginalized” is an uncommon word in modern English.
