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deprivation

[dep-ruh-vey-shuhn] / ˌdɛp rəˈveɪ ʃən /


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However this can be seen by local authorities as hiding assets, known as deprivation of assets, and can therefore be challenged.

From BBC

Mr. Sunstein argues that the real deprivation of freedom is to insist that people choose when they would rather choose not to choose.

From The Wall Street Journal

‘A golden mean exists between security and deprivation.’

From MarketWatch

Despite the chaos and a significant amount of deprivation, for many I met then, much seemed possible, including working for ever larger companies, migration and new luxuries.

From Salon

Medical experts have long questioned the diagnostic value of Amen’s scans, noting that reduced frontal-lobe activity can be influenced by fatigue, stress, sleep deprivation or even the scanning method itself.

From Salon