deprive
di prahyv
- v take away possessions from someone
- v keep from having, keeping, or obtaining
- v take away
- Whatever the cause, some parents of nonallergic children grouse that it's unfair of the school to deprive healthy children of their favorite peanuty snacks.
- Before that, he ran the Tennessee Republican Party, overseeing the successful 2000 effort to deprive Al Gore of any home-state electoral votes.
- When you deprive your body of oxygen, it is only a matter of time before your carbon dioxide levels build, triggering a reflex that will cause your breathing muscles .