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privations Meaning
privations
lack of what is needed for existence, an act or instance of depriving, the state of being deprived
privations Sentence Examples
- The refugees endured severe privations during their arduous journey.
- Soldiers faced extreme privations on the desolate battlefield, struggling to survive.
- Economic hardships plunged countless families into privations, leaving them with limited resources.
- The famine brought untold privations, as people desperately fought to find sustenance.
- Imprisoned individuals suffered severe privations, deprived of basic necessities and human dignity.
- Explorers faced relentless privations in uncharted territories, testing their endurance to the limits.
- Immigrants fleeing war and persecution often faced privations as they adjusted to new lives in foreign lands.
- The deprivation of sleep, food, and water gradually weakened the travelers' spirits.
- Scientists in remote research stations endure privations, sacrificing personal comforts for the sake of knowledge.
- Natural disasters can leave entire communities reeling from privations, destroying infrastructure and access to essential services.
FAQs About the word privations
lack of what is needed for existence, an act or instance of depriving, the state of being deprived
deprivations, lacks,losses, denials, absences, forfeits, needs, dispossessions, deficiencies, bereavements
gains, controls,possessions,ownerships, accumulations,
The refugees endured severe privations during their arduous journey.
Soldiers faced extreme privations on the desolate battlefield, struggling to survive.
Economic hardships plunged countless families into privations, leaving them with limited resources.
The famine brought untold privations, as people desperately fought to find sustenance.
