To deprive of common rights or privileges; to remove from common use or shared ownership.
From dis- + common (from Latin communis, 'shared'). In English law and land management, this means to strip away communal rights, historically used in the enclosure movement.
In medieval England, 'discommoning' was the legal process of removing peasants' rights to shared land—it's a historically loaded word that perfectly describes how the commons were stolen, one field at a time, between the 1400s-1800s.
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