deprive (of) (Meaning)

deprive (of)

to take (something) away from (someone or something)

The secluded village was deprived of electricity for days, plunging it into darkness.
The drought severely deprived the crops of water, resulting in widespread crop failure.
The isolated community felt deprived of basic necessities like food and medicine.
The political prisoners were deprived of their freedom and subjected to harsh conditions.
The disabled individual has been unjustly deprived of his right to participate in social activities.
The war-torn country was deprived of peace and stability, leaving its citizens in a state of turmoil.
The economic crisis has deprived many families of their livelihoods and homes.
The elderly man was deprived of his meager pension, leaving him in dire financial straits.
The pandemic has deprived students of the opportunity to attend school and interact with their peers.
The authoritarian regime deprived citizens of their fundamental rights and freedoms of expression and assembly.

to take (something) away from (someone or something)

deny, retain, begrudge, withhold, keep, appropriate,stint,confiscate, arrogate

assign, allot, split, apportion, deal, divide, share (out), portion, allow, hand out

The secluded village was deprived of electricity for days, plunging it into darkness.

The drought severely deprived the crops of water, resulting in widespread crop failure.

The isolated community felt deprived of basic necessities like food and medicine.

The political prisoners were deprived of their freedom and subjected to harsh conditions.