1. deprived
If people who smoke are deprived of their cigarettes, they get nervous and irritable.
Almost the only time a fat man loses his temper is when he has been deprived of his food.
He deprived my little sister of all her toys.
He isdeprived of hope.
In the style of conceited people, he lards his sentences with ill-digested English words. A kind of failed dandy, deprived of class.
I feel sorry for deprived children who live in grinding poverty.
The spread of television has considerably deprived us of our time for reading.
Poverty deprived the boy of education.
Several thousand people were deprived of transportation by the accident.
The state government deprived the civil rights of their citizen.
These people are desperate and deprived of hope.
children from deprived backgrounds
Under the reign of tyranny, innocent people were deprived of their citizenship.
a new study by American researchers which has concluded that our ancestors were probably as sleep deprived as we are.
During the imprisonment of Sir Thomas a frequent intercourse of letters passed between him and this beloved daughter and when deprived of pen and ink he contrived to write to her with a coal.