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Meanings of deprive in English
Usage of deprive in English
1
Such closures would deprive local communities of much needed services and facilities.
2
This support network is something that we deprive jurors of, Hans said.
3
That would deprive the country for even longer of much-needed foreign currency.
4
And now they seek to deprive us of our means to live.
5
The decrees would appear to deprive the general of this senior post.
6
This would deprive importers and exporters of the value of their property.
7
Your departure will deprive me of some happy hours, in your company.
8
You ought not to deprive her of the benefits of her maternity.
9
Mr. Lowington did not willingly deprive the boys of any innocent gratification.
10
You must not deprive your dream of its beauty by interpreting it.
11
Our cruel enemies deprive us of our lives which they cannot restore.
12
To deprive a fool of his head seems a work of supererogation.
13
He therefore set to work to deprive him of his eventual rights.
14
You deprive yourself of a treat when you refuse to eat salads.
15
He is too patriotic to deprive his country of his own abilities.
16
At first a deadly faintness threatened to deprive him of all consciousness.
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Translations for deprive
Portuguese
Deprive through the time
Deprive across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common