dispossess

• He gathered a large following by playing on fears that the Jews had come to dispossess, or at least dominate the Arabs.
• In Mr. Stix's own words, it's part of the campaign to "disenfranchise and dispossess ordinary whites". —  VDARE.com: Blog Articles
• The Courts have consistently stated that their rights have been violated, they hold valid and legal title to the land they once farmed and that the action taken to dispossess them was racially motivated and criminal in intent. —  SWRadioAfrica Podcast
• STATE security agents and former liberation heroes have launched fresh farm invasions to occupy farms and dispossess the few remaining white commercial farmers still farming in Zimbabwe. —  National Policy Institute
• A couple of minutes later, Francis sent another fine pass that saw Orlando Mitchum breaking clear of the high BVI defence but indecision of the part of Mitchum saw BVI's Venton James catching up with him to dispossess him while he was yards away from the goal. —  Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines

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