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Meanings of deprive of in English

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Usage of deprive of in English
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For the poor whom they daily threaten to deprive of their bread-winner?
The Emperor — Volume 06
2
Whom the gods would destroy they first deprive of the sense of danger.
The Texan Scouts: A Story of the Alamo and Goliad
3
Whom the gods would whelm they first deprive of reason; mark ye this!
Rung Ho! A Novel
4
However, this does not mean that one is deprived of experiencing nature.
The South African
5
Dancers are particularly deprived of the support structures available to other performers.
The Irish Times
6
In many cases the falsely accused were also deprived of promotional opportunities.
The Irish Times
7
For years, I was deprived of that opportunity, because I couldn't write.
Chuck klosterman on media and culture
8
Deprived of the direct rays of the sun, the gas was condensing.
John Gayther's Garden and the Stories Told Therein
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Deprived of the witness's crucial testimony, prosecutors dropped the case against Genovese.
King of the godfathers: "big joey" massino and the fall of the b...
10
For who benefits from a Ukraine deprived of cash and military equipment?
The Guardian
11
The court was thus deprived of its most determined and influential defender.
History of the French Revolution from 1789 to 1814
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The former holds the latter deprived of civil, political and religious liberty.
Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom
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For too long, some Australians have been deprived of the fair go.
News.com.au
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He was deprived of it in an unjust manner by political changes.
A Catechism of Christian Doctrine
15
Deprived of her tools, the worker loses all heart in her task.
The Mason-Bees
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Now the miners are to be deprived of the crust of bread.
The Transgressors / Story of a Great Sin / A Political Novel of ...
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