Deprived is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPRIVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEPRIVE, 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
ADJECTIVE:
• lacking adequate living conditions, education, etc
• marked by deprivation especially of the necessities of life or healthful environmental influences

Words related to DEPRIVED

bereft11 deprive13 deprives14 depriving16

Words that contain DEPRIVED

undeprived17

How to use DEPRIVED in a sentence

• He loved pleasure, he was rich, and he had irresponsible power over many of his fellow-beings, whom law and public opinion alike deprived of protection.
• Deprived, as we have seen, in early manhood of the power of walking, he had set himself to improve his mind and had acquired a great store of general information.
• His turn came when the exultant couple, charged with having made themselves dirty in the shortest time on record, were deprived of their breakfast.
• And it is with my shot that he has been deprived of life.
• He wallowed in misery and in ignorance, deprived of every right, human or legal.
• He remained for a moment utterly confused, like people overcome with passion and deprived of all presence of mind by a sudden shock.
• But you have deprived yourself of the plea of decorum by giving no opinion on the REFORM OF THE LEGISLATURE.
• The Indians ascribed the hard times to the presence of the whites, who had deprived them of their lands as well as of their liberty.
• Since she was deprived of him, she would seek the embraces only of the waters of the river.
• Bonner, for this offence among others, had been tried by the council, had been deprived of his see, and had been committed to custody.
• They unanimously replied, that he should be imprisoned under a secure guard, in some secret place, and should be deprived of all commerce with any of his friends or partisans.
• Paris, weary of its long gloom, gave itself up to fetes and pleasures of which it had been so long deprived.
• He who is deprived of these divine favors, although he continues after death, is considered as dead by the people of truth.
• Likewise, man, no matter how much he advances in material accomplishments, will remain like the glass without light if he is deprived of the spiritual virtues.
• To be deprived of an important pleasure is a sure way of making him stop and think over the meaning of it.
• He was deprived of the liberty even of leaving the state.
• A short time after our marriage the war broke out, and deprived me of my lover and husband.
• In August 1748 the world was deprived of this great ornament of poetry and genius, by a violent fever, which carried him off in the 48th year of his age.
• Without my help, the state would already have been deprived of the services of four young gentlemen, all of excellent families.
• It is therefore, on that ground alone, deprived of many of the advantages which attach to professions.
• Without this sort of communication, would the voluntary association of men in search of truth be deprived of an inspiring principle.
• My own large sheath-knife and my revolver I had been deprived of at the suggestion of the thoughtful Magnus.
• I dared not go myself to fetch her, lest I should be again deprived of my liberty, as often happens to free colored people.
• But God our Lord did better, and He deprived the enemy of the prize, which would have enriched them enormously, and allowed them to make war on Europe.

Similar words containing PRIV without suffix ed and without prefix de

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