Depriving is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPRIVING 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

Words related to DEPRIVING

deprive13 deprived15 deprives14

How to use DEPRIVING in a sentence

• Here, seventeen happy years glided away swiftly and imperceptibly, when death, by depriving him of the partner of his felicity, prostrated all his hopes and enjoyments.
• Finding that there was foundation for the rumor, I at once sought General Carl Shurz, Secretary of the Interior, and asked him if he intended depriving me of my Indian actors.
• It is true that, in depriving her of her inheritance and expelling her from her native land, he had been only the tool and instrument of more designing men.
• Leidy, thus depriving himself of any facilities of observation of the space beneath the table.
• Failing in this, she endeavored to kill her by depriving her of that which had at the time become practically indispensable.
• It is one of the wisest provisions of Fortune that the same vices which ruin our estates, take away also the means of enjoying them by depriving us of health.
• These may at any rate be held to enrich themselves in depriving others.
• Decree succeeded decree, depriving Protestants of their rights and conferring upon the Roman Catholics wealth and station.
• It is to the credit of Pompey that he rejected these terms, and declined to secure his own private gain by depriving his country of a province.
• Forgive me for depriving you of this small gratification.
• This meant depriving the common people of their natural means of subsistence.
• Some terrible blight seemed to have overgrown her brain, depriving her of speech and willpower.
• I felt that my countrymen were depriving themselves of an essential grace of character.
• A guard was then stationed over the remainder to prevent any accident from depriving the company of this now precious article of sustenance.
• Not having forgotten their former troubles with these people, they determined to pay them off in their own coin by depriving them of the herd.
• This sufficed for depriving them of Palliano and Montebello.
• It would be taking away from him his moral feelings, and depriving him of the just exercise of his will through the understanding.
• Men are too much attached to life, to exhibit frequent instances of depriving themselves of it.
• Before depriving her altogether of this Heavenly Food, Our Lord often visited her on her bed of pain.
• Make her honest by depriving her of the strength to be dishonest.
• But meantime his enemies at Rome had nearly succeeded in depriving him of his command.
• Her accident by depriving her of the ordinary amusements of her fellows also made her more intelligent, because she had nothing but her work to occupy her mind.
• It never was brought in, new events depriving its author and the cabinet of the power to carry any measure.
• The immensity of her urban population contributed its effect in depriving her of the sterner stuff of which warriors are made.
• By depriving him of McDowell, Lincoln and his advisers made such a movement difficult, and the grand army of invasion found itself in a most embarrassing situation.
• He gave Indians to many officers and merchants, depriving conquerors and settlers of them.
• By preventing the election of a rival he had gained little and incurred much censure for depriving the State of national representation.
• That was why Love had come to her at last with a flaming sword, devastating her whole life, depriving her of even that which she had seemed to have.
• Whatever may be thought of the justice or the expediency of depriving the students of their money, it was evidently an exceedingly unpopular step.

Similar words containing PRIV without suffix ing and without prefix de

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