deprives in English
the city was deprived of its water supplies
Use "deprives" in a sentence
1. 20 He deprives trusted advisers of speech
2. It simultaneously deprives unprofitable industries of scarce resources.
3. Whom God would ruin, he first deprives of reason.
4. 1 Whom God would ruin, he first deprives of reason.
5. He deprives her of a clean moral standing and a good conscience.
6. It deprives Canadian industries of the ability to remain competitive
7. But if it consumes too much of a person’s free time, it deprives him of exciting opportunities.
8. This luckless fete at the ambassador's deprives me of a pleasure and interrupts you.
9. A denial of service attack is an action that deprives the machine of needed resources.
10. (1) The contempt of Chastenings deprives us of "ill those benefits which were intended by them
11. Any delay in Schedule F deletions deprives the public of easier access to the product.
12. Any action that appropriates Adjoining land or substantially deprives an Adjoining owner of the reasonable enjoyment of his/her property is …
13. Such a claw-back provision will discourage “Crony-lending”, which not just exacerbates bad loan risks but also deprives a worthy borrower of credit …
14. A bill of Attainder is prohibited by Article I, Section 9, Clause 3 of the Constitution because it deprives the person or persons
15. While all these words mean "to reduce in extent," Curtail adds an implication of cutting that in some way deprives of completeness or adequacy
16. Apnoea The obstruction of the airway experienced during Apnoea episodes repeatedly deprives the body of oxygen during sleep. This triggers the body’s natural response to what it perceives to be a dangerous situation
17. Complacency is a rigid illusion nursed by those who embrace mediocrity as a way of their life. A dangerous disguise, it also deprives people of opportunities and brings growth to a standstill.
18. Child neglect is defined as any confirmed or suspected egregious act or omission by a parent or other caregiver that deprives a Child of basic age-appropriate needs and thereby results, or has
19. Confiscation, Expropriation, Nationalization (CEN), and Deprivation (CEND) Insurance — political risk coverage purchased by businesses that have an ownership interest in property abroad, to cover loss resulting from government nationalization of the property or other action by the government that effectively deprives the insured of the property or restricts its operations.
20. Furthermore, these UN measures impose additional restrictions on North Korea’s ability to generate revenue and access the international financial system, such as an end to all joint ventures with North Korea, which not only deprives the regime of any revenue generated from these arrangements but also ends all future foreign investment and transfers of technology.