Deprivation means The act of depriving, dispossessing, or bereaving. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like want or poverty and the Dutch translation beroving.
Deprivation in a sentence
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Deprivation meaning
- The act of depriving, dispossessing, or bereaving.
- The act of deposing or divesting of some dignity; in particular the taking away from a clergyman of his benefice, or other spiritual promotion or dignity.
Synonyms of Deprivation
Deprivation in Dutch
Example sentences (20)
Roach was sentenced to eight years imprisonment and a deprivation order was made with regards to the phone seized.
The researchers controlled for age, sex, socioeconomic deprivation, ethnicity, and smoking status in their analyses.
One of the key metrics for placing each school in its context is the measure of deprivation among its population.
No-spend months focus predominantly on temporary deprivation rather than nurturing comprehensive financial awareness.
She adds some may feel a compulsion to spend, resulting in a period of deprivation when funds may have run out.
Countries experiencing real deprivation should benefit, or Europe should shoulder the burden of this together,” he said.
Todd's character is an ex-Marine who gained the power to craft illusions after a sleep deprivation experiment.
The ONS figures also measure deprivation rates, looking at employment status, health, education, and housing.
Ballygar was a typical small rural market town of its time with a lot of poverty, deprivation and emigration.
The researchers, however, caution that napping cannot serve as a substitute for prolonged sleep deprivation.
Labour will inherit a difficult legacy in terms of the damage to the UK economy and the rising deprivation in the regions.
Many, too, had no tickets, no realistic prospect of getting any, and no obvious grief at this deprivation.
An expert shared that sleep deprivation can harm your brain and will affect how you interact with people.
For those hobbled by inequalities of caste, gender and class, such bad colleges push them further into a cycle of deprivation.
And government statistics show that nearly 1 million people aged over 66 are now living in deprivation.
Deprivation is linked to health issues like heart disease, respiratory problems, cancer, and diabetes.
Or consider 12th century ascetics who thought sleep deprivation could bring them closer to the truth.
Deprivation, particularly in terms of limited social interaction and restricted movement, is a common challenge faced by children.
For the first year of Effie’s life, we endured sleep deprivation similar to what I imagine is inflicted during SAS interrogations.
The court also imposed a deprivation order for all seized phones and computers and ordered that Keeley pay a victim surcharge of £187.
Common combinations with deprivation
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- sleep deprivation 52×
- deprivation of 25×
- deprivation and 19×
- of deprivation 18×
- and deprivation 12×
- deprivation in 11×
- oxygen deprivation 10×
- the deprivation 8×
- economic deprivation 7×
- sensory deprivation 6×
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The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word deprivation. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.