How do you use Deprived in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, plus the exact meaning.
Deprived in a sentence
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Deprived meaning
Subject to deprivation; poor.
Synonyms of Deprived
Example sentences (20)
At these locations, organic waste is deprived of oxygen, and a natural process known as anaerobic digestion occurs.
Around half of all coastal towns in England and Wales are deprived, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Households are classed as deprived if they meet criteria such as someone being unemployed, in bad health or disabled.
When, in 1997, plans were hatched to restore the railway, it caused uproar among walkers deprived of a popular route.
Without no obvious plans for future art exhibitions, we feel the public are being deprived of such a valuable service.
The section of Caerau marked as the fifth most deprived community in Wales, including Caerau Park and the Tudor Estate.
Even though we are sleep-deprived and we have a tiny baby, we still do not eat chicken without dry brining it.
Barbara Almey said after the meeting: “We have been described as a deprived area so why make things difficult?
Also, my about-face only deprived Southwark Council of the fine revenue and didn't cost the country billions.
For example, during the protests in San Salvador de Jujuy on 20 June, more than 70 people were deprived of their liberty.
Seeing Toriko and his friends revisited in could give the series the attention stateside that it's long been deprived of.
Amanya Joseph says women have often been deprived of their late husbands’ properties in violation of the Maputo Protocol.
They said if a change in the bye-law had taken place they would have been deprived of one of the best holidays of the year.
Some of the leading figures that deprived the nation of the success of the 1993 elections are already in their graves today.
The court then granted AllCard its petition, affirming how it was deprived of its right to due process.
She said: “Some of the catchment area we serve is the first- and second-most deprived areas in Wales.
It is because the House does not want to be deprived of the services of its members for a long time.
A few ministers may be deprived of their departments, and some new faces inducted into the cabinet.
Oftentimes, these structures are taken for granted, and their importance, both artistic and historical, are deprived of recognition.
Bulwell police cadets helped wrapped presents for Bags of Blessings to hand to deprived children.
Common combinations with deprived
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- deprived of 80×
- deprived areas 21×
- most deprived 15×
- be deprived 12×
- are deprived 10×
- been deprived 9×
- were deprived 8×
- sleep deprived 8×
- deprived the 8×
- in deprived 8×
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