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Meaning of deprived
The primary meaning of the word "deprived" is to be without something, especially something that is considered necessary or desirable.
Etymology of deprived
The word "deprived" comes from the Old French word "depriver", which is derived from the Latin words "de" (meaning "from" or "away") and "privare" (meaning "to take away" or "to deprive")
The word has been in use since the 15th century, and its meaning has remained relatively consistent over time
Synonyms
disadvantaged
impoverished
destitute
needy
underprivileged
deprived
disadvantaged
poor
impoverished
indigent
penniless
broke
bankrupt
insolvent
struggling
deprived
bereft
denied
refused
dispossessed
expelled
evicted
ousted
removed
discharged
dismissed
sacked
fired
unemployed
unemploied
homeless
roofless
shelterless
helpless
destitute
forlorn
forsaken
abandoned
rejected
neglected
ignored
overlooked
disadvantaged
handicapped
disabled
crippled
maimed
injured
damaged
harmed
hurt
wounded
suffering
afflicted
troubled
distressed
unhappy
miserable
wretched
pitiful
pathetic
sad
sorrowful
grief-stricken
bereaved
mournful
lamentable
deplorable
pitiable
Definitions
- Lacking something, especially something that is considered necessary or desirable
- Having something, especially a right or privilege, taken away
- Suffering from the lack of something, especially food, money, or other basic necessities
Usage Examples
- The family was deprived of their home due to the natural disaster
- She felt deprived of attention and affection as a child
- The community was deprived of basic necessities like food and water during the crisis
Antonyms
privileged
advantaged
fortunate
lucky
blessed
favored
endowed
gifted
talented
skilled
capable
competent
proficient
affluent
wealthy
rich
prosperous
successful
thriving
flourishing
booming
blooming
blessed
content
satisfied
happy
joyful
jubilant
elated
ecstatic
euphoric
delighted
pleased
gratified
fulfilled
enriched
enhanced
improved
uplifted
elevated
exalted
dignified
honored
revered
respected
admired
appreciated
valued
cherished
loved
cared
nurtured
supported
assisted
helped
aided