Associations to the word «Deprive»
Noun
- Exercise
- Plunder
- Refusal
- Majesty
- Counsellor
- Wealth
- Employment
- Starvation
- Motive
- Gaiety
- Ally
- Necessity
- Hardship
- Prejudice
- Malice
- Redress
- Provision
- Posterity
- Cowardice
- Intrigue
- Conviction
- Tyranny
- Discretion
- Justification
- Fortune
- Law
- Endeavour
- Entreaty
- Jury
- Due
- Expose
- Wherefore
- Writ
- Affliction
- Remorse
- Appetite
- Nobility
- Blessing
- Conspirator
- Intention
- Imprisonment
- Autonomy
- Mischief
- Regret
- Accused
- Individuality
- Sovereign
- Conscience
- Obedience
- Apprehension
- Connexion
- Cortes
- Breach
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
DEPRIVE, verb. To take something away (and keep it away); deny someone of something.
Dictionary definition
DEPRIVE, verb. Take away possessions from someone; "The Nazis stripped the Jews of all their assets".
DEPRIVE, verb. Keep from having, keeping, or obtaining.
DEPRIVE, verb. Take away.
Wise words
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