deprivation|deprivations in English

noun

[dep·ri·va·tion || ‚deprɪ'veɪʃn]

taking away; lack, deficiency

Use "deprivation|deprivations" in a sentence

1. Celiac causes nutritional deprivation.

2. But the absolute numbers of poor and other deprivations remain high in most countries.

3. But that liberty is not guaranteed absolutely against deprivation, only against deprivation without due process of law.

4. Overactive adrenal gland from sleep deprivation.

5. They're suffering from anoxia - oxygen deprivation.

6. A deprivation score was used to compare the relative deprivation or affluence of rural and urban areas.

7. Many Binges stem from food deprivation

8. Amotion essentially means the deprivation of possession

9. Personal financial distress, difficulties or deprivation

10. Antonyms for Affluences include poverties, destitutions, indigences, penuries, beggaries, impoverishments, pauperisms, deprivations, hardships and privations

11. 11 At this,(www.Sentencedict.com) some of the others chime in with memories of prewar deprivations.

12. Amotion essentially means the deprivation of possession

13. Last time I sketched the deprivation account.

14. 15 He was merely perpetrating that deprivation.

15. They had withstood siege, hunger and deprivation.

16. 10 Missing the holiday was a great deprivation.

17. Low birth weight is related to economic deprivation.

18. Even occasional deprivation of sleep can be disastrous.

19. 5 Many of the people suffered terrible deprivation.

20. There is awful deprivation in the shanty towns.

21. 7 They had withstood siege, hunger and deprivation.

22. Social deprivation is the unacceptable face of capitalism.

23. They' re suffering from anoxia- oxygen deprivation

24. Sleep deprivation can result in mental disorders.

25. How can sleep deprivation cause such immense suffering?