Deprivation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPRIVATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being deprived
• the lack or denial of something considered to be a necessity
• the action of depriving someone of office, especially an ecclesiastical office.
• the damaging lack of material benefits considered to be basic necessities in a society
• The act of depriving, dispossessing, or bereaving; the act of deposing or divesting of some dignity.
• The state of being deprived; privation; loss; want; bereavement.
• the taking away from a clergyman his benefice, or other spiritual promotion or dignity.
• a state of extreme poverty
• the disadvantage that results from losing something
• act of depriving someone of food or money or rights
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the state of being deprive; privation; removal from an office, dignity, or benefice

Words related to DEPRIVATION

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Words that contain DEPRIVATION

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How to use DEPRIVATION in a sentence

• They ought on no account to resent the deprivation of my liberty, should the Government of India deem it to be their duty to take it away.
• But this, while furnishing a fair gauge of the deprivation suffered by the poor, does not enable us to measure it as a social danger.
• With this is joined the well-known principle of the earlier thinkers, that evil is nothing actual, but merely deprivation, absence of good, lack of clear reason and force of will.
• He retired hither after being perplexed and fatigued with useless crusades, and suffering the deprivation of nearly all his property by Henry II.
• She will not be tempted to passively accept any man who offers himself, just in order to escape from a life of unbearable toil, monotony and deprivation.
• Some for the lust of leadership, others through want of knowledge and understanding, have been the cause of the deprivation of the people.
• He had no intention of submitting to the deprivation of light and air.
• To effect it, no violence was necessary, no deprivation of natural right, but rather an enlargement of it by a repeal of the law.
• The last of them, particularly, is an enjoyment, the deprivation of which with us cannot be calculated.
• In the case of children there is not always absolute deprivation of food, but what is supplied is insufficient in quantity or of improper quality.
• To deprive the worker of his choice of expenditure, by taking all but a pittance of it in taxation, is a dangerous deprivation of moral exercise.
• For his forcible banishment and the deprivation of his secular revenues did not extend to his spiritual jurisdiction, which originated from the Roman pontiff.
• It is a sore deprivation when the gates of speech are shut and locked, and when the soul cannot tell its thoughts.
• He had given up all that makes the life of an upper-class Englishman pleasant, and I think that the deprivation of high-grade smoking material was a severe item in his sacrifice.
• There she quickly recovered from the effects of the deprivation of air and looked about her, pale, astonished, but yet apparently without fear.
• Letter of 17 October 1933 17 October 1933 How much the Faith is in need of able and devoted souls like you who are ready to suffer every possible deprivation for its sake.
• If we harbor prejudice, it will be the cause of deprivation and ignorance.
• If we harbor prejudice it will be the cause of deprivation and ignorance.
• Hell is simply deprivation of that knowledge of God with consequent failure to attain divine perfection, and loss of the Eternal Favor.
• And this is followed by greater vexation and grief for the deprivation of the thing desired.
• They were therefore suspended for one year, with the further penalty of costs and deprivation of their salary.
• And the anticipation of this pleasure to be given to the other can be strong enough to transform this denial and deprivation of self into a sweeter and finer form of satisfaction.
• Tragedy upon tragedy has filled our land with woe and sorrow, and, as men count success, we have failed of it, and received only misery and deprivation.
• No deprivation of privilege, however, relieved him of the obligation to pay taxes.
• She knew that she was his patient, and in what manner, and she had let him divine that her loss of memory was suffering as well as deprivation.
• Then they spent three or four days more in the social affairs which were such a keen pleasure to them after such a long deprivation.
• The penalty attached to a refusal to receive this mark is a forfeiture of all social privileges, a deprivation of the right to buy and sell.
• This was no serious deprivation, and no one could be critical of another, for we were all equally dusty and dirty.
• It means a deprivation of the right itself, either by the State judiciary or the State legislature.
• And who has a better right to it? Every coin may represent a sacrifice, a deprivation, and those who gave it freely, gave it to the blood.
• And is not this involuntary deprivation caused either by theft, or force, or enchantment? Still, he replied, I do not understand you.
• What they feared was not deprivation of the things they were used to and the shadow of poverty, but rather the definite death of their rising dreams.

Similar words containing PRIVA without suffix tion and without prefix de

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