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deprive

[dih-prahyv] / dɪˈpraɪv /


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The Court of Appeal found “the trial court’s handling of the note deprived defendant of his constitutional right to counsel at a critical stage of his trial.”

From Los Angeles Times

The first is conspiracy to deprive Cities Church congregants of their religious liberty, and the second is interfering with their religious liberty in a house of worship.

From The Wall Street Journal

Essential supplies will be delivered to expectant families in some of the most deprived areas of Wales from Monday.

From BBC

In her flat deprived of electricity, heating and hot water, the 91-year-old showed AFP how she gets through the day.

From Barron's

Income also plays a role, with people living in more deprived areas tending to drink less than their more affluent neighbours.

From BBC