deprisure (Meaning)
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deprisure (n.)
Low estimation; disesteem; contempt.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deprisure
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
deprisure Sentence Examples
- The deprisure of resources in the region led to widespread famine and hardship.
- Government policies aimed at the deprisure of wealth from the upper class faced strong opposition from affluent citizens.
- The company's strategy focused on the deprisure of excess inventory to improve cash flow.
- Environmental advocates campaigned for the deprisure of pollutants from rivers and lakes to restore aquatic ecosystems.
- In times of crisis, communities often witness the deprisure of trust in institutions and leadership.
- The education system aimed to promote the deprisure of knowledge and skills among students, empowering them for the future.
- Social movements fought for the deprisure of power from oppressive regimes, advocating for democracy and human rights.
- Economic instability often results from the deprisure of investment from foreign markets during times of uncertainty.
- The healthcare system struggled with the deprisure of essential medical supplies during the pandemic.
- Addressing inequality requires the deprisure of opportunities and resources to marginalized communities, ensuring a more equitable society.
FAQs About the word deprisure
Low estimation; disesteem; contempt.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The deprisure of resources in the region led to widespread famine and hardship.
Government policies aimed at the deprisure of wealth from the upper class faced strong opposition from affluent citizens.
The company's strategy focused on the deprisure of excess inventory to improve cash flow.
Environmental advocates campaigned for the deprisure of pollutants from rivers and lakes to restore aquatic ecosystems.
