The condition of being deprived;privation.
The accident deprived him of his life.
Being deprived of hope is not despairing.
An accident deprived him of his sight.
Refugees have been deprived of their homes, but they must not be deprived of their futures.
They were deprived of a normal childhood by the war.
Overnight, they were forcibly deprived of their living.
They deprived him of his right to speak.
Sickness deprived her of the pleasure of meeting them.
Yet even if they're not technically deprived of sleep, they are legitimately being deprived of good sleep.
These girls and young women are further deprived of the health benefits education provides.
Ideological and economic collapse deprived Russia's intelligentsia of status, money and exclusivity.
Some experts believe sleep-deprived people are more inclined to eat fatty foods during the day.
In the newborn period, sleep-deprived as we are, we think about our baby's future.
If your heart is deprived of adequate amounts of blood, a heart attack can occur.
It would be improper for a man to think that sinners in Gehenna are deprived of the love of God.
The participants continued on this grueling schedule for three weeks, at which time they were considered chronically sleep deprived.
Under the strict patriarchy society, they were confined to the families, and deprived of the rights participating in social affairs.
They found that those with asymmetrical faces tended to be less healthy and more likely to have experienced deprived childhoods.
In the euro area, economies deprived of the safety valve of devaluation must make structural reforms to adjust.
The public is deprived of vital information on whether companies honor their promises, and more importantly, how the raised proceeds have been used to help the victims.
It is not the restlessness and rambunctiousness that happen when grade-schoolers are deprived of recess, or the distraction of socially minded teenagers in the smartphone era.
The difference between the "wealthy poor" in capitalist countries and the "deprived and desolate poor" in noncapitalist countries is no coincidence.
In today's market, we find a whole series of products deprived of their malignant properties: coffee without caffeine, cream without fat, beer without alcohol.
The woman in question had suffered a blood clot in an artery in her lung, which caused cardiac arrest and deprived her brain of oxygen.
They report in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that when rats are partially sleep deprived over consecutive days they no longer attempt to catch up, despite an accumulating sleep deficit.
In particular, it has deprived the environment of its share of species that have adapted successfully to heat and smoke, and proliferate in the charred environment that follows a wildfire.
Behaviorists, in contrast, say that differences in scores are due to the fact that blacks are often deprived of many of the educational and other environmental advantages that whites enjoy.
Then again, if he had done that, we would have been deprived of one of the great villains, who announced his rebirth by ordering the death of Him From Twilight and went on to terrorise a nation.
Pablo Zabaletta and Javier Garrido, passive full-backs, were deprived of passing options when in possession with Everton's players positioned expertly to deny them a get-out forward ball.
