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Sentence Examples It's much too easy to laugh at the most abandoned, most cheated and misled, most socially deprived people in the north. The loss of the colonies in America deprived the government of a major source of income, and his troops mutinied. Once a deprived, slum like area, the Sydney suburb of Paddington is now among the city's most affluent. Nutritionally deprived children experience more health problems than food-secure children including anemia, weight loss, colds, and infections. There's a pattern that some parents exhibit with their children when they themselves have had an emotionally deprived childhood. The skunk cabbage's reputation for malodorousness has deprived generations of early-spring swamp explorers of a pleasurable experience. In his lifetime, he became a symbol of courage to a deprived country, the underdog in all his fights and still coming out on top. Firstly, we could be more generous to the people who really do need our help, because they are being deprived by those bludgers. Youngsters' needs in a deprived seaside resort are being put to the top of the agenda. His bloodshot eyes and less awareness proved that he was indeed sleep deprived. Support workers also note many of the children are from middle-class families rather than deprived areas of the country. Well, you can't have stories when one girl who is deprived of love always fall for her cute best friend. The most common form of stroke occurs when part of the brain is deprived of oxygen after a blood vessel is suddenly clogged by a blood clot. He needed a shave, his complexion was pale and sickly and he looked drastically deprived of sleep. The sexually deprived people showed a great many more side-effects of all kinds than did the non-deprived people. The better halves of Army personnel are trying to root out illiteracy and hone skills among the deprived. It is Labour MPs from deprived constituencies, their minds now concentrated by reduced majorities, who will lead the charge. It deprived monarchists, who hoped to show their strength in the elections, of the prospect of an early victory. A shochet is responsible for covering the blood of the animal, so if someone else fulfills this mitzvah, then the shochet has been deprived. In another study, kids 6 to 13 didn't do nearly as well on simple tests when they were shut-eye deprived. Show More Sentences And it even hints at the possibility of socially deprived people thinking about their larger condition. Rats were prepared to be binocularly deprived in a fashion similar to the methods mentioned above. This can be achieved by concentrating resources on conditions that affect socially and economically deprived people. The Sikhs were also deprived of many historic shrines and holy places which were left in Pakistan. She was neither a child of the ghetto nor a culturally or educationally deprived person. Some deprived and orphaned children and adults have benefited from a company's efforts to improve their lives. The government is to target deprived areas where poor families suffer more ill health. Doesn't the government say the projects are about solving the problems on deprived council estates? Children from deprived areas are more likely to suffer tooth decay than those from better-off backgrounds. She condemned the police tactics, as well as the deprived conditions and lack of opportunities for young people in the area. Most children arriving at the school, some from severely deprived areas, are already below the expected standard aged just three. Severely deprived, neglected or abused environment will have negative effects on the growth of a child. The Government cash will help children in deprived areas by paying for more volunteers to teach the basic skills. The real message of the league tables is that they highlight the deprived neighbourhoods. Smokers in deprived areas perceive a lack of support to help them to stop smoking. These children come from deprived backgrounds in slums and many right off the streets. The crusade against poverty will he stepped up too, giving help to deprived neighbourhoods. People in the countryside as well as the deprived sections in the urban areas are crying for basic facilities. This was expressed in no small part in the faces of around 150,000 orphans living in deprived conditions. The 1914 Act, among other provisions, deprived the Welsh bishops of their seats in the House of Lords, and abolished private patronage. Show More Sentences After wobbling in the Regency crisis of 1789, he was deprived of his position in the bedchamber. Today, though those bans have been lifted, we are still deprived of many of our ancestral teachings. Lower-class women were deprived of any way of voicing their aspirations and grievances. It's unfortunate we are continually deprived of our potential benefits for residents. The patient is deprived of amenities which may have been part of his life outside, or were, at least, available. He said it meant young teams were deprived of the opportunity to train while the weather was not now appropriate to do anything with the field. When people are deprived of dreaming after a few days they are almost schizophrenic. Furthermore, the common people are often deprived of their freedom of speech. I hope that it serves as a timely reminder for all of us of what a very great loss it is when people are deprived of their liberty. My mother was deprived of an education while my uncles were sent to school. He was deprived of sleep during repeated interrogations and freezing water was thrown over him. It should be noted that about 70 per cent students were deprived of stipends last year. They also assist the juvenile home and run a Community College for economically deprived girls. Eltham is sometimes depicted as a deprived area with few recreation venues and nothing to offer children. One group was given a food supplement, while the other group was deprived of part of the food provisioned by their parents. In the result the public was deprived of critical information and it does not matter which pigeonhole the delict best fits. Histological staining techniques also confirmed that programmed cell death had taken place after the rats had been deprived of REM sleep. But money from regeneration schemes often end up prettifying some parts of a city, while more deprived areas are left to rot. He has insisted his club will gentrify the deprived north inner-city area around Parnell Street. No one shall be deprived of his liberty save in the following cases and in accordance with the procedure prescribed by law. Show More Sentences The documentary, Gangster, considers how deprived communities look to gangsters for protection. Three normal and six monocularly deprived galagos served as subjects for these experiments. As a white kid from a working class family I felt very culturally deprived. And we are crying out for more leisure and other amenities in what is still a very deprived area. He found, when the cruor is deprived of its iron, that it becomes colourless. Liberty, fraternity and equality must be reclaimed for the millions of the deprived and oppressed of the Indian earth. They should be treated as traitors of the government and deprived of their franchise as citizens. His school provides secondary education to a catchment area that covers some of Preston's most deprived wards. Many irregularities happen during elections and genuine voters are often deprived of their right. The inveteracy of her pursuit is unfathomable for she is completely deprived of pity and compassion. The town centre has been deprived of public conveniences since the Orchard Gate facilities were closed down, due to vandalism, back in July. Areas outside the major conurbations and the corridors linking them are still deprived of much necessary infrastructure. The problem is that the informationally deprived won't necessarily believe the lies the leaders in the capital city want them to accept. The collapse of Bolshevism deprived the panoply of fellow-travelers of the paradaisal vision they needed to function. In the deprived part of Edinburgh, nearly half of residents felt there was little or no community spirit where they lived. Will there be any compensation for students and community teachers who have been deprived of human rights? Polio may have deprived Kannan of his legs, but it has not deterred his indefatigable spirit and desire to achieve and inspire others as well. He secluded her from all things he considered impure, and deprived her from all physical activity he deemed improper. The trouble with that sort of business is that, if you collect yourself, you take the best stock home and the shop gets a bit deprived. The plaintiff seems to have a bona fide cause of action and she should not be deprived of it because of her impecuniosity. Show More Sentences Now, as then, a government is reducing its citizens to penury as they are deprived of their income and homes. According to the law of Abdera, whoever wasted his patrimony would be deprived of the rites of burial. A pass-holder may be deprived of his pass altogether, at the pleasure of the Lieutenant-Governor. He has all the support from his mother and friends but is deprived of normal parenthood. It's not like she lies shackled to her straw pallet next to the kitchen hearth, deprived of both comfort and privacy. Goals were cheaply conceded, while injury deprived Corrigan of some of his most potent options. Tidal floodplain populations in England are strongly biased towards deprived communities. In an act of petty vindictiveness she was deprived of the title of Her Royal Highness. His school provides secondary education to a catchment area that covers some of the city's most deprived wards. Those living in the most economically deprived areas receive the worst care and suffer catastrophic economic consequences from their illness. Money is divided into cash for the most deprived areas, the second most deprived and projects to benefit all. He was also determined to stay at the top of his year, but lower-than-expected marks in his finals deprived him of a first-class degree. The access to care and surgical and oncological treatment of women from affluent and deprived areas were similar. One is made up largely of deprived and feckless girls while the other is dominated by highly educated and successful career women. His exhibition, Senseless, depicts the effects of what happens when people are deprived of the five senses. Heaven forbid these oenophiles be deprived of the fabulous Sonoma County Viogniers. The new cabinet will concentrate on raising standards in services already provided and on regenerating the borough's more deprived areas. Now I find more than a few Brisbane sophisticates similarly look down on culturally deprived bushies such as myself. For decades the prevailing theories tell us that the roots of violence lie in deprived environments and abusive parents. Although I watched my diet and ate healthfully, I never deprived myself of any foods. Show More Sentences Although the case was dismissed, deprived of passport, he became a non-person. If that is the case, my client was deprived of the chance of an acquittal on the murder count. Not only are students deprived of the privilege of enjoying a social nightlife on campus, but many students are also out of a job. By overstaying his welcome, however, he may have deprived himself of the glorious exit that his achievements deserve. Significantly, the vexatious litigant is not deprived of the right to bring proceedings. Young Tess and her neighborhood friends are broiling in the hot sun, their inner city block having been deprived of moisture for a long time. One speaker at the conference identified a rateable differential of 31 280 percent between the richest and the most deprived districts. And the system will not just be analysing deprived areas but also anti-social behaviour in affluent areas as well. The Government wants to redistribute wealth from more affluent areas in the south to deprived parts in the north of the country. Statistics prove that people living in deprived areas are less likely to use medical services than those living in more affluent areas. Lions when deprived of their usual prey occasionally attack domestic animals and even human beings. The air above this sea ice is deprived of heat and moisture from the ocean. While so many people have second-class votes that do not count towards any result, millions are deprived of the means to make their voice heard. In the rush to the vernacular, the redaction deprived people of the texts in both Latin and English. In the process the children were being deprived of a facility for their extramural activities. Are these paintings on the whole deprived of the expected painterly satisfactions so brilliantly present in the figure pieces? This is a lovely seasonal opportunity to give and it brings great joy to deprived children the world over. The multi-million pound regeneration of a deprived area of Rochdale could lead to financial ruin and homelessness. The council will examine ways in which fruit and vegetables from allotments could be distributed to deprived communities. Having been pushed so far back as to be deprived of his place in the company's executive suite, he vowed to return to his entrepreneurial roots. Show More Sentences Their admission deprived the defendant of his constitutional rights of due process of law and a fair trial. The aim is to restore waste land in the deprived area and create a community gardening scheme to attract jobs. In our developing, but poor and deprived, society it is the task of the government to provide the means of education. People who don't sleep for long enough or who sleep very lightly, become deprived of REM sleep. Julie's success is based on driving ambition, a deprived childhood and hard graft. A youth club set up for children in a deprived seaside resort has been closed after cruel thieves stole a haul of their equipment. On the other hand, would entheogens constitute religious enrichment for the transcendentally deprived? At the revolution he was deprived of his appointment and afterwards lived in retirement, principally at Clapham. I revelled in its aroma, savoured its taste until I was jolted awake into a caffeine deprived state. We quickly discovered that the TV experience of which we were being so perversely deprived was a bit of a let-down. The 14th Amendment said the formerly enslaved could not be deprived of life, liberty, or property. She had such extreme emetophobia that she deprived herself of the opportunity of motherhood, a choice she now regrets. Getting educationally deprived people through college is not just a matter of giving them a place on a course. If anywhere should benefit from the economic boost of these relocations, it is the deprived inner cities of the North. The point of the apophthegm is that after drinking wine he deprived himself of water until he got ill, a point lost by the translation here. The reader finds himself deprived of linking elements providing continuity of thought in a smooth development from one question to the next. She represents those who are deprived of their land and forest for a bottle of arrack or a glassful of tea. It has become axiomatic in this country that children from deprived areas are destined to fail educationally. This deprived the putschists of a constitutional fig-leaf to cover their seizure of power. Compulsory licensing was introduced in response to a Supreme Court decision that deprived composers of royalties. Show More Sentences The Government wants to bring all social housing into a decent condition by 2010, with most of the work in deprived areas. He was also diabetic, but was deprived of his medication for as long as three months. Dirt covered her cheeks and nose, gory gashes decorated her petite body, and she seemed deprived of food for days. Schools in Bradford's most deprived areas could lose thousands of pounds of funding. Why does such a rich nation not do more to alleviate the plight of its deprived and needy members? Our lubricious scribe went on to interview some of her fellow deprived Manhattanites. The methodic rocking of the train and Harvey's steady hands lulled her overtaxed and sleep deprived mind into a deep slumber. Fisher was deprived, attainted, and beheaded for refusing to acknowledge Henry VIII as supreme head of the Church. Theodore deprived his new appointees of any financial incentive to renege by ensuring that Council membership remained unsalaried. It's true what they say about heightened aural perception when you're deprived of your other senses. Authoritarian governments have deprived people of political, civil and intellectual freedoms for decades. On that level, Mark Catley's 90-minute play offers a vivid, saltily written picture of life in the deprived south-Leeds area of Beeston. He said he was beaten with an axe handle or cane, deprived of sleep, and struck on the soles of his feet until they were covered in blisters. Bereavement is feeling grief, feeling desolate, or feeling deprived after the loss of a loved one. Mary, a 21-year-old mother of four living in one of Glasgow's most deprived housing schemes, is one of Starting Well's early success stories. The intention is to channel funds into deprived areas and good works such as paying for less well-off students to have gap years. Not only did many monks die, but the ensuing shortage of labour deprived the monasteries of their unsalaried work-force, the lay brothers. The first is about healthy eating and a balanced diet, with the focus on enjoying quality food rather than feeling deprived. Cross stitching is the artfully deprived persons way of making beautiful pictures. While this is commendably humble, it is also a pity that the reader is thereby deprived of the bigger picture. Show More Sentences In one-third of families where the child was classified as emotionally deprived there was considerable material deprivation as well. I finished the book quickly, ravenously devouring its words, drinking its phrases thirstily, like a person long deprived of water. This paper describes the behavior of nutritionally deprived children, and findings indicate retarded physical and mental growth. No section of society should be deprived of an education to the highest level. Results from one study showed that twice as many female as male medical students plan to practice in socioeconomically deprived areas. This approach effectively permitted a defendant to reap the fruits of his own unconscionable conduct, and deprived the subsection of much practical substance. Yes, I was deprived of sleep, especially during the first few days. We're both sleep deprived and getting really ratty with one another. These blood substitutes are aimed at getting more oxygen to deprived tissues. Those who are not in this category are deprived of such comfort and bliss. It distresses me especially in the last few days that they may have been deprived of the opportunity to be adopted by our family. A large number come from disrupted family backgrounds, economically or socially deprived families or are children who come from conflict zones themselves. If they abuse their power, they richly deserve to be deprived of it. May God grant new gospel light to this spiritually deprived nation! It states that no one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his life. Young people on a deprived Shipley estate have been praised for rolling up their sleeves and sprucing up a derelict site to make way for a new youth club. He was severely reprimanded by the court, for aggravating his guilt by aspersing the character of a woman of remarkable virtue and piety, whom he had cruelly deprived of life. Schools from deprived areas are still losing a proportion of their pupils, probably those with higher parental support and motivation and hence are even more deprived. In the 1820s and 1830s, the Cherokee, Choctaw, Sac, Fox, Seminole, and Chickasaw nations, deprived of European allies, faced expulsion from the eastern half of the continent. And yet all I can think is how a nutritionally deprived Irish immigrant, a backwoodsman and a 16th-century carpenter managed to possess such fantastically white teeth. Show More Sentences The dogs, now deprived of their warm and huddled sleep at the foot of Matty's bed, spent the nights scratching and sniffing at the back door, whining to be let in. Wardens and guards with names like interrogator Wu and Officer Gong deprived the prisoners they hated of meat. His successor, John Whitgift, required all clergy to subscribe to the royal supremacy, Prayer Book, and Thirty-nine Articles, or else be deprived. It has deprived them of their instinct for political self-preservation. I remember in the bad old days when Rock Operas were about the War Of The Worlds, or a messianic cult based on a sensorily deprived pinball player. The Church was deprived of tithes, the basic income of the parish clergy. She alleged she was kept in solitary confinement on occasions, deprived of food and sustenance, had her hair shorn and was stripped of her clothes on a number of occasions. Despite a teammate's miscue on catching a foul ball, the pitcher should not be deprived of his perfect game as long us he retires the batter who hit the foul ball. Talking of money, the reporters were shrewd enough to know that there was an emergency allowance set aside for those deprived of their means of livelihood. Algae then grow on the surface and bottom-dwelling plants, deprived of light and oxygen, die off making the water even more turbid and inhospitable to fish and other life. But I need to read more about how this concept can serve people who are in danger and are truly deprived of the basics which I am blessed to have. We're not a deprived country, and yet why are so many young men suiciding? How can we be healthy in a holistic way, if we are deprived this view of ourselves or if we only see ourselves portrayed as damaged and unhealthy? And for his stint in prison he spent 48 hours in a prison cell, fed on slops, deprived of sleep, and occasionally having buckets of ice cold water thrown over him. I am pretty sure that victims of drink-driving accidents would like to hear a lecture about how unrighteous it is to be deprived from alcohol whilst travelling! It has caused huge upset and distress to communities, deprived landowners of their property and cut people off from facilities provided at great expense from their taxes. For her, the vehicle for the transformation of the deprived woman into an independent individual and in most cases the breadwinner of the family has been teaching. By contrast, females paired with Tudor males that had main cells but were spermatically deprived died after only 21 days, a significant reduction in lifespan. The highest rates of sexual infection and unwanted pregnancy are in people from deprived backgrounds further increasing the spiral of decline into poverty and ill health. Emotionally deprived in early life, hewas an orphan and child hireling, eventually institutionalized at age 31 after attempting to molest a three-year-old girl. Show More Sentences It also deprived local communities of many of their best defenders. They discovered that those rats given a high-fat diet became hooked and displayed symptoms similar to those of a drug addict deprived of their fix if their fat was taken away. He further said that even today education was a property of the rich whereas the poor boy, howsoever brilliant he may be was being deprived of it. The terror of the 1972 games in Munich had inflated insurance and security costs, and the boycott by African nations had deprived the 1976 games of their global legitimacy. But Stone's argument cannot be invalidated by counter-examples in which no entity or system is prevented, if deprived of care, from developing into a person. His pluralist career was eventually brought to an end in 1560 when he was deprived of all his benefices for failing to take the oath of supremacy. Burns wants the emphasis switched from treating to preventing disease and is encouraging radical plans to flood deprived areas with specialist health workers. The desire for rationalising and centralising local services is sheer folly and will lead to more traffic, more travelling and deprived communities. But this does not diminish the fact that living with a Very Boy-like Boy has added a whole assortment of new potty-mouthed phrases to my obviously deprived vocabulary. Now she's out via injury and I'm deprived a long and satisfying gloat. When he regained consciousness at the hospital, he found that he had been deprived of two demand drafts worth Rs 15,000 each and Rs 500 in cash on his person. As Ms Ramatali observed, the commission's failures to promote qualified teachers to principals have demotivated teachers and deprived schools of management. If children are deprived of these experiences they will not learn to handle the risks that they are certain to meet as they make their way through life. I searched the slave registers looking for my kin, but soon realised that every man, woman or child was deprived of any family identity or individual surname. The reasons are manifold but the main ones are poverty and a distinct lack of commitment by governments to ensure that no child is deprived of quality education. I felt deprived, and was happy that I had James here for me. Hundreds of shops in some of the most deprived parts of the region are to benefit from increased security under a scheme to cut crime and vandalism. The increase in the number of medical students will open the door to a medical career for students from deprived or culturally diverse communities. So, by such a transport inhibition of ketone body efflux from the liver, the brain is deprived of those energetic compounds leading to lower BDH activity. The kingdom of the Greeks is now dismembered by them, and deprived of territory so vast in extent that it can not be traversed in a march of two months. Show More Sentences The need to think about the environment cannot really be dissociated from the nature of the lives that people, especially deprived people, live today. I think that third-world countries can benefit from GM foods, because these doctored foods can provide the nutrients that these deprived people need to stay alive. Did we learn anything of value about our fellow human beings from the exercise, other than that they get dopey and argumentative when deprived of sleep for up to seven days? They're sleep deprived, dehydrated, exhausted, and famished. Some of these policies by the SLPP and the NRC were said to have left the country in an economically deprived state. The relative amount of deprivation is similar to the East Midlands, except the South West has much fewer deprived areas. At county level, the least deprived areas, in descending order, were Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Solihull, Staffordshire, and Shropshire. A community crown green bowls club in a deprived area, club secretary Stephen Miller said the club was a haven for its members. Leeds is overall less deprived than other large UK cities and average income is above regional averages. The US constitution provides that no state may be deprived of equal representation in the senate without its consent. Al Maktoum Foundation is also donating two-week long shipments of necessary unperishable foodstuff to deprived regions abroad. Wickham had refused the living he claimed he was deprived of, and was given money for it instead. Because of its consubstantiality to the Anima mundi, human imagination is no longer deprived, in Neo-Platonism, of ontological reality. The city is ranked 96th most deprived out of all 354 Local Authorities in England. The reality is that we are all overcommitted, over functioning, over connected and sleep deprived. In an alienation of affections claim, a plaintiff can recover from a third party who has deprived her of the affection of her spouse. Crime rates remain the highest in deprived areas of inner wards such as Central and Hindpool. Ebony had been 12 when her mother was suddenly deprived of her livelihood. It is ranked as the 25th most deprived district in England, and it is located in Cornwall, the poorest county in England. However, if they are run-down, parks can blight communities, become no-go areas and mean communities are deprived of the space they need. Show More Sentences The Latvian government deprived him of citizenship for such activity. Assad, propped up by his regime, has enforced a stranglehold over aid routes which has deprived millions of people access to food and medicine. The region as a whole is less deprived than the West Midlands and regions in the North of England. Unlike the Armenians in the NKAO they are deprived even of those opportunities represented by autonomous oblast status. If we had been deprived of it, the most serious consequence would be that we'd be deprived of philosophy. The Emperor Gratian issued a decree which deprived the Priscillianists of their churches and sentenced them to exile. One third of its coalfield communities were among the most deprived areas in Scotland. With the exception of scramjets, jet engines, deprived of their inlet systems can only accept air at around half the speed of sound. As a consequence of these blooms, benthic macrophyte populations were deprived of light, while anoxia caused mass mortality in marine animals. People who have been tactually deprived as children often recoil from touch as adults. There are many women and teenagers deprived of basic knowledge about menstrual cycle and in some places it is considered a social taboo. The pond, almost entirely deprived of oxygen, hosted a small number of insect larvae surrounding a layer of photosynthesizing algae. Elizabeth was declared illegitimate and deprived of her place in the royal succession. Following its surrender to the Allies in 1945, Japan was deprived of all its colonies. If anyone failed to turn up to work, they were deprived of food. The most deprived ethnic groups in the North East are the Fulani and Kanuri. According to the 2010 Indices of Multiple Deprivation Manchester is the 4th most deprived local council in the England. As a result, patients were not only deprived of care, but ongoing treatment for conditions such as HIV, TB and Kala Azar was interrupted. Manchester is a city of contrast, where some of the country's most deprived and most affluent neighbourhoods can be found. Hereward escaped, but Morcar was captured, deprived of his earldom, and imprisoned. Show More Sentences King Lear is not only portrayed as doddering, reduced to lip-smacking and pant-wetting, but deprived of coherent speech as well. French reconnaissance aircraft were grounded during bad weather and cavalry were exhausted, which deprived the French commanders of information. Her adviser, Stigand, was deprived of his bishopric of Elmham in East Anglia. Notwithstanding all that has been said, the solitary is a man imbruted, vegetating, deprived of his crown. It had, however, deprived Britain of necessary troops to defend itself from a European invasion. The equivalent figures for 2007 and 2010 stood at 29th most deprived and 32nd most deprived respectively. Edward's men confiscated the harvest in Anglesey, which deprived Llewelyn and his men of food, forcing Llewelyn to surrender. This move deprived Nanjing of its status as chief political center of China. She was raised thinking that she had been briefly deprived of oxygen during a difficult birth resulting in a learning disability. Knights and Ladies of the Thistle may also be deprived of their knighthoods. Thus deprived of French dynastic backing after 1697, Jacobites posed no further serious threats during William's reign. MacDonald later regained his position, but James IV again deprived him of his titles in 1493 after his nephew provoked a rebellion. The misrepresentation deprived the promisor of the information necessary for consent. Since the April 2009 abolition of these four districts, Northumberland is the least deprived, followed by North Tyneside. Howe ignored the vulnerable American rear, where an attack could have deprived Washington of his baggage and supplies. He retreated to Yorktown, Virginia, intending an evacuation, but a decisive French naval victory deprived him of an escape. To counter this a cross party committee of MP's suggested giving subsidized housing to teachers willing to work in deprived schools. A person who has no newspaper, radio, television, computer, or telephone is considered severely deprived of information. A person who never attended school and cannot read is considered severely deprived of education. The least deprived council districts in 2007 were, in descending order, Tynedale, Castle Morpeth, Teesdale, then Alnwick. Show More Sentences At county level, before it was split into two, Cheshire was the least deprived, followed by Trafford, and by Warrington and Stockport. For example, a person who lives in a home with a mud floor is considered severely deprived of shelter. Fleetwood was deprived of his command and ordered to appear before parliament to answer for his conduct. The joining of the two crowns deprived Portugal of a separate foreign policy, with King Phillip II's enemies becoming Portugal's enemies as well. The new treaty deprived Russia of its right to block warships from passing into the Black Sea in case of war. In this way capital is deprived of its usurial power and is completely bound up with the performance of work. The agitation, thus deprived of its chief hope, might very well have been expected to simmer down, to die away slowly. If this were so, he argues the left hemiliver would be deprived of depatotrophic factors, thought to come principally from the pancreas. A Glasgow Economic Audit report published in 2007 stated that the gap between prosperous and deprived areas of the city is widening. They then demonstrated that not one priest was deprived on account of defect of order. A decisive French naval victory in September deprived the British of an escape route. When they refused he deprived them of their titles and lands, granting them to his allies. The areas around the Falls and Shankill Roads are the most deprived wards in Northern Ireland. Women deprived of decency are the damdest creatures that ever were borned. 7th. They agreed that, at the time of the reunion of the churches under Queen Mary, many Edwardian priests were deprived for various reasons. Walsall is the fifth most deprived district in the West Midlands region, and the 45th most deprived in the country. Wolverhampton is the fourth most deprived district in the West Midlands, and the 28th most deprived nationally. It was eventually abandoned, because it deprived the Brussels authorities from important revenues from custom duties. The Genoan defeat deprived Genoa of this naval supremacy, pushed it out of eastern Mediterranean markets and began the decline of the city state. He rode Aldaniti, a horse deprived in its youth and which had only recently recovered from chronic leg problems. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of deprived? Words that rhyme with deprived What is the adverb for deprived? What is the adjective for deprived? What is the noun for deprived? Translations for deprived Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words deprive deprivations deprivation deprival depressurizing depressurized deprived of deprives depriving deprogram deprogrammer deprogramming 8-letter Words Starting With d de dep depr depri depriv deprive