deprive
fiil C1mahrum etmek, yoksun bırakmak
to deny someone the possession or use of something
The school policy may deprive students of free lunch.
- She felt that the manager's decision would deprive the team of motivation.
- International sanctions can deprive a country of essential medical supplies.
- When the river dried up, the villagers were deprived of their main source of drinking water.
- The court ruling deprived the indigenous community of their ancestral lands, sparking widespread protests.
- deprive sb of sth The government deprived the minority group of its cultural heritage.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
benzer: deny