privation (Meaning)

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privation (n)

a state of extreme poverty

act of depriving someone of food or money or rights

The refugees endured extreme privation as they fled their war-torn homeland.
During the harsh winter, the villagers faced privation as food supplies dwindled.
The economic downturn led to widespread privation, with many families struggling to afford basic necessities.
The explorer documented the privations he faced during his journey through the unforgiving wilderness.
Despite the privations of war, the community banded together to support each other through difficult times.
The homeless man spoke of the privation he experienced living on the streets, often going days without food.
The history books recount the privations endured by early settlers as they established colonies in unfamiliar lands.
The charity organization provided aid to communities facing privation due to natural disasters.
The artist's work depicted the privation and suffering of marginalized individuals in society.
The memoir recounted the author's childhood privation, growing up in poverty with limited access to education and healthcare.

a state of extreme poverty, act of depriving someone of food or money or rights

deprivation, lack, denial,loss, absence,need, poverty, bereavement, shortage, want

control, ownership, ownership, possession, possession,control, accumulation, gain, accumulation,gain

The refugees endured extreme privation as they fled their war-torn homeland.

During the harsh winter, the villagers faced privation as food supplies dwindled.

The economic downturn led to widespread privation, with many families struggling to afford basic necessities.

The explorer documented the privations he faced during his journey through the unforgiving wilderness.