deprivein a sentence
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The storm deprived the town of electricity.deprived = left without a basic comfort
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She led a deprived childhood.deprived = without basic comforts
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I am sleep-deprived.deprived = suffering from a lack of
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The court ruling deprived him of custody of his children.deprived = stripped (took away from)
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For this I had deprived myself of rest and health. (source)deprived = gone without something needed
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Most of her life, she'd been denied the joy of giving gifts, a deprivation few understand.† (source)
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But Sha then deprived him of this last glimmer of hope.† (source)deprived = lacking things most people enjoy
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Turn them into BREAD and mankind will run after you like sheep, grateful and obedient....But you did not want to deprive man of freedom and rejected the offer, for what sort of freedom is it, you reasoned, if obedience is bought with loaves of BREAD?† (source)
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The tone vanished, however, when he saw the sleep deprivation whittled under his father's eyes.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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Mr. Sir was no longer depriving him of water.† (source)
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If he did not think the struggle just, nothing on earth could "compensate [for] the loss of all my domestic happiness and requite me for the load of business which constantly presses upon and deprives me of every enjoyment."† (source)
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Ours can be a life of trials and deprivations.† (source)
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Why are they deprived of school and a peaceful environment?† (source)
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It is the contention of the State that no one has the right to deprive us of the precious gift of life.† (source)
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Above all, the life of a hunter carries with it the threat of deprivation and death by starvation.† (source)
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Depriving us of clean water would be an excellent way to wipe us out quickly.† (source)
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