discommon

discommon (dis-kom-[schwa]n), vb.

1. To deprive of the right of common (e.g., the right to pasture).

2. To deprive (something, esp. land) of commonable character. • A person could discommon land by separating or enclosing it.

3. To deprive (someone) of the privileges of a place, such as the right to use common land or to enjoy a church fellowship.

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