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deprieve

Definition

(verb) To deprive someone of something, usually forcibly or unjustly.

Sense 1

(transitive verb) To take away or deny someone of their possessions, rights, or privileges.

Example sentence: The oppressive regime deprieved its citizens of basic human rights.

Sense 2

(transitive verb) To keep someone from having or enjoying something.

Example sentence: Being constantly busy with work deprieved him of quality time with his family.

Sense 3

(transitive verb) To dispossess or remove something from someone by force or authority.

Example sentence: The landlord unlawfully deprieved the tenant of his apartment.

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