A more thorough explanation:

difforciare (di-for-shee-air-ee), vb.[Law Latin “to deny”] Hist. To keep (something) from someone; to deny (something) to someone.

Difforciare is a legal term that means to deny or keep something from someone. This term is often used in historical contexts.

• The king difforciares the right of the people to free speech.
• The landlord difforciares the tenant's request for repairs.

In the first example, the king is denying the people their right to free speech. In the second example, the landlord is keeping the tenant from getting the repairs they need.