Deprive is valid Scrabble Word

Is deprive a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
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Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for DEPRIVE in dictionary:

VERB:

to take something away from
prevent (a person or place) from having or using something
depose (someone, especially a member of the clergy) from office
prevent from (having or enjoying)
To take away; to put an end; to destroy.
To dispossess; to bereave; to divest; to hinder from possessing; to debar; to shut out from; -- with a remoter object, usually preceded by of.
To divest of office; to depose; to dispossess of dignity, especially ecclesiastical.
take away possessions from someone
keep from having, keeping, or obtaining

Words related to DEPRIVE

deprivable18 deprival14 deprivals15 deprived15 deprivement19 deprivements20 depriver14 deprivers15 deprives14 depriving16

Words that contain DEPRIVE

deprived15 depriver14 deprives14 deprivers15 undeprived17 deprivement19 deprivements20

How to use DEPRIVE in a sentence

To deprive Germany of Upper Silesia would mean killing production after having disorganized it at the very roots of its development.
It was difficult to deprive William of the confidence of his friends, and impossible to deceive him.
It was also resolved to deprive Holland of the Baltic trade.
We will not however deprive our readers of the reflections he threw out upon the several situations in which he had been placed.
The European settlers there are doing their utmost to deprive the Indian settlers of practically every right they have hitherto possessed.
She played the final parting in such a way as to deprive it of all true tragic feeling, of which, indeed, the French have no notion at all.
The inevitable result of such a relation long continued is to deprive the people of the country of the individual habit of independence.
Under these circumstances, it would be cruel to deprive her of so suitable an alliance as Count Marescotti.
No power could deprive him of his imperturbable coolness and courage.
Those who had not obtained any, wished to deprive the rest of them by force.

Proposals to deprive public employes of the vote have been innumerable, and in not a few instances have been enacted into law.
XXVII And on the following day Gontharis sent the head of Areobindus to Antalas, but decided to deprive him of the money and of the soldiers.
When this Symeon saw that both nations were actively engaged in the war, he decided to deprive Cabades of the revenue.
This ye failed to do, and ye even went on to deprive them of the common benefits enjoyed by all.
Deprive him not, O Lord, from his share of the banquet of Thy grace and from the favor of Thy bounty.
The kind old lady cheerfully consented, and it was of no avail that Madame Gelieux admonished us not to deprive Madame Goethe of her dinner, and not to eat at so unusual an hour.
Suddenly a head appears, and drawing itself nearer the animal seeks to fasten its mouth upon the lips of the victim and deprive him of life.
Shall the inhabitants who first go into the Territory deprive any citizen of the United States of those rights which belong to him as an equal owner of the soil? Certainly not.
There must arise no trouble to deprive one from that which is the real purpose.
It was I who had sought to deprive the party of the presence, counsel and support of a member lacking whom it would have been but a body without a soul.
The last scientific step, then, it may be inferred, is to deprive the universe of a God, and mankind of souls.
But the authorities were soon going to deprive her of the opportunity of doing that.
Such an intrusion might deprive the State Of all the good that we intend it.
Next to Massachusetts, Virginia was the most vigorous of the Colonies in protesting against British usurpation of power, which would deprive them of their liberty.
One story is told of him, which I have reason to believe perfectly true, and which is so characteristic of the man, and of the time, that I must not deprive the reader of it.
They had the power to deprive this good man of his home, and to send him out from the midst of them, in search of a new place of rest.
You order him to buy the right which you before told him Nature had given to him gratuitously at his birth, and of which no authority on earth could lawfully deprive him.
It is growing late, and unless we relieve the couple of our obviously detected presence we shall deprive them of their Sunday-afternoon row.
Our cruel enemies deprive us of our lives which they cannot restore.
As to your rank of admiral, I never intended to deprive you of it.

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