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1. (adj.) deprived
marked by deprivation; lacking the necessities of life.
Etymology: (1545–55)
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1. (adj) deprived, disadvantaged
marked by deprivation especially of the necessities of life or healthful environmental influences
"a childhood that was unhappy and deprived, the family living off charity"; "boys from a deprived environment, wherein the family life revealed a pattern of neglect, moral degradation, and disregard for law"
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1. (adjective) deprived
lacking enough of the basic things needed to live
deprived children/communities; emotionally deprived people; sleep deprived
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1. deprived
of Deprive
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Sense: suffering from hardship etc, under-privileged
deprived areas of the city.
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 Afrikaans: minderbevoorregte |
 Arabic: مَحْروم |
 Bulgarian: подтиснат |
 Brazilian: pobre |
 Czech: zanedbaný |
 German: schlechter gestellt |
 Danish: underpriviligeret; fattig |
 Greek: στερημένος |
 Spanish: necesitado, defavorecido |
 Estonian: puudustkannatav |
 Farsi: محروم؛ فقیر |
 Finnish: kovaosainen |
 French: défavorisé |
 Hebrew: מְקוּפַּח |
 Hindi: वंचित |
 Croatian: lišen, obespravljen |
 Hungarian: nélkülöző |
 Indonesian: sengsara |
 Icelandic: afskiptur, fátækur |
 Italian: sfavorito |
 Japanese: 貧窮している |
 Korean: 곤궁한 |
 Lithuanian: vargingas |
 Latvian: trūcīgs |
 Malay: kepentingan |
 Dutch: achtergesteld |
 Norwegian: fattig, ressurssvak |
 Polish: upośledzony |
 Persian: محروم؛ فقیر |
 Pashto: محروم |
 Portuguese: pobre |
 Romanian: defavorizat |
 Russian: неимущий, трущобный |
 Slovak: zanedbaný |
 Slovenian: reven |
 Serbian: ugrožen |
 Swedish: [socialt] eftersatt, sämr |
 Thai: ขาดแคลน |
 Turkish: yoksun, muhtaç |
 Taiwanese: 貧困的 |
 Ukrainian: злиденний; неімущий |
 Urdu: پریشانی میں مبتلا |
 Vietnamese: thiếu thốn |
 Chinese: 贫困的 |
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