The condition of being deprived;privation.
And, withal, a life of privation, isolation, abnegation, chastity, with never a diversion.
I knew that you went out from home in America because of a privation of high conduct.
Meanwhile, the development of the technology brings deep revolution in the field of research method of crime mentality, mental calculation, including privation technology of crime.
This is precisely how most people view their food choices - as unhealthy indulgence or unbearable privation - with little grey area in-between.
In the end, to Ahsoka, nothing good came from the privation of an experience, whether it was attachment, love, or pleasure.
Destitute as I am, I can bear my privation with great fortitude. I never yield, never bow to the rich, never think that a woman's way out is to marry a wealthy man.
A half million visitors go to Death valley each year, to look at its magnificently varied scenery and to recapture the flavor of those days of privation and hardship which gave the valley its name.
