1) The affranchised citizens were granted voting rights.

2) After years of struggle, the marginalized group finally became affranchised.

3) The new law aimed to affranchise the oppressed community.

4) Only affranchised individuals were eligible to own property in the region.

5) The affranchised members of society had more opportunities for economic advancement.

6) The affranchised workers demanded fair wages and better working conditions.

7) Generation after generation fought for the right to be affranchised.

8) The affranchised population was granted access to quality education.

9) The movement worked tirelessly to ensure all citizens were affranchised.

10) Being affranchised brought a sense of empowerment and dignity.