deprivation 音标拼音: [d
, ɛprəv'eʃən]
n . 剥夺,剥夺官职,免职
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deprivation n 1 :
a state of extreme poverty [
synonym : {
privation }, {
want },
{
deprivation }, {
neediness }]
2 :
the disadvantage that results from losing something ; "
his loss of credibility led to his resignation "; "
losing him is no great deprivation " [
synonym : {
loss }, {
deprivation }]
3 :
act of depriving someone of food or money or rights ;
"
nutritional privation "; "
deprivation of civil rights " [
synonym :
{
privation }, {
deprivation }]
Deprivation \
Dep `
ri *
va "
tion \,
n . [
LL .
deprivatio .]
1 .
The act of depriving ,
dispossessing ,
or bereaving ;
the act of deposing or divesting of some dignity .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
The state of being deprived ;
privation ;
loss ;
want ;
bereavement .
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1913 Webster ]
3 . (
Eccl .
Law )
the taking away from a clergyman his benefice ,
or other spiritual promotion or dignity .
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Note :
Deprivation may be a beneficio or ab officio ;
the first takes away the living ,
the last degrades and deposes from the order .
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186 Moby Thesaurus words for "
deprivation ":
abnegation ,
abridgment ,
absence ,
awayness ,
banishment ,
bare cupboard ,
bare subsistence ,
beggarliness ,
beggary ,
bereavement ,
blackballing ,
blank ,
cashiering ,
contradiction ,
cost ,
curtailment ,
damage ,
dead loss ,
debit ,
declension ,
declination ,
declinature ,
declining ,
deconsecration ,
defectiveness ,
deficiency ,
deficit ,
defrocking ,
degradation ,
demotion ,
denial ,
denudation ,
depluming ,
deportation ,
deposal ,
deposition ,
deprivement ,
despoilment ,
destitution ,
destruction ,
dethronement ,
detriment ,
disagreement ,
disallowance ,
disassembly ,
disbarment ,
disbarring ,
disburdening ,
disburdenment ,
disclaimer ,
disclamation ,
discrownment ,
disenthronement ,
disentitlement ,
disfellowship ,
dismantlement ,
dismemberment ,
dismissal ,
disobedience ,
displacement ,
displuming ,
dispossession ,
dissent ,
divestment ,
drought ,
emptiness ,
empty purse ,
exclusion ,
excommunication ,
exile ,
expatriation ,
expense ,
expulsion ,
extradition ,
famine ,
firing ,
forced resignation ,
forfeit ,
forfeiture ,
fugitation ,
grinding poverty ,
gripe ,
hand -
to -
mouth existence ,
holding back ,
homelessness ,
impeachment ,
imperfection ,
impoverishment ,
incompleteness ,
indigence ,
injury ,
kicking upstairs ,
lack ,
liquidation ,
loser ,
losing ,
losing streak ,
loss ,
mendicancy ,
moneylessness ,
nay ,
necessitousness ,
necessity ,
need ,
neediness ,
negation ,
negative ,
negative answer ,
negativeness ,
negativity ,
neverness ,
nihility ,
nix ,
no ,
nonacceptance ,
nonbeing ,
noncompliance ,
nonconsent ,
nonentity ,
nonexistence ,
nonobservance ,
nonoccurrence ,
nonpresence ,
nonreality ,
nonsubsistence ,
not -
being ,
nothingness ,
nowhereness ,
nullity ,
omission ,
ostracism ,
ostracization ,
ousting ,
outlawing ,
outlawry ,
overthrow ,
overthrowal ,
pauperism ,
pauperization ,
pensioning off ,
penury ,
perdition ,
pinch ,
privation ,
purge ,
recantation ,
refusal ,
rejection ,
relegation ,
relieving ,
removal ,
repudiation ,
retention ,
retirement ,
robbery ,
ruin ,
rustication ,
sacrifice ,
shortage ,
shortcoming ,
shortfall ,
spoliation ,
starvation ,
stripping ,
subtraction ,
superannuation ,
suspension ,
taking away ,
thumbs -
down ,
total loss ,
transportation ,
turndown ,
unactuality ,
unchurching ,
undoing ,
unfrocking ,
unreality ,
unseating ,
unwillingness ,
vacancy ,
vacuity ,
vacuum ,
void ,
want ,
wantage ,
withholding
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