deprive 音标拼音: [dɪpr'ɑɪv]
vt . 剥夺,使失去
剥夺,使失去
deprive v 1 :
take away possessions from someone ; "
The Nazis stripped the Jews of all their assets " [
synonym : {
deprive }, {
strip },
{
divest }]
2 :
keep from having ,
keeping ,
or obtaining 3 :
take away [
synonym : {
deprive }, {
impoverish }] [
ant : {
enrich }]
Deprive \
De *
prive "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Deprived };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Depriving }.] [
LL .
deprivare ,
deprivatium ,
to divest of office ;
L .
de -
privare to bereave ,
deprive :
cf .
OF .
depriver .
See {
Private }.]
1 .
To take away ;
to put an end ;
to destroy . [
Obs .]
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Tis honor to deprive dishonored life . --
Shak .
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2 .
To dispossess ;
to bereave ;
to divest ;
to hinder from possessing ;
to debar ;
to shut out from ; --
with a remoter object ,
usually preceded by of .
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God hath deprived her of wisdom . --
Job xxxix .
17 .
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It was seldom that anger deprived him of power over himself . --
Macaulay .
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3 .
To divest of office ;
to depose ;
to dispossess of dignity ,
especially ecclesiastical .
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A minister deprived for inconformity . --
Bacon .
Syn :
To strip ;
despoil ;
rob ;
abridge .
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81 Moby Thesaurus words for "
deprive ":
abridge ,
bankrupt ,
bare ,
bereave ,
bleed ,
boot ,
bounce ,
break ,
bump ,
bust ,
can ,
cashier ,
curtail ,
cut off ,
defrock ,
degrade ,
demote ,
denudate ,
denude ,
deny ,
deplume ,
depose ,
deprive of ,
disbar ,
discharge ,
disemploy ,
disentitle ,
disinherit ,
dismantle ,
dismiss ,
displace ,
displume ,
dispossess ,
disrobe ,
divest ,
dock ,
drain ,
drum out ,
ease one of ,
expel ,
expropriate ,
fire ,
furlough ,
give the ax ,
give the gate ,
kick ,
kick upstairs ,
lay off ,
let go ,
let out ,
lighten one of ,
lose ,
make redundant ,
milk ,
mine ,
mulct ,
oust ,
outfit ,
pension off ,
read out of ,
refuse ,
release ,
remove ,
replace ,
retire ,
rob ,
sack ,
separate forcibly ,
strip ,
superannuate ,
surplus ,
suspend ,
take away ,
take away from ,
take from ,
tap ,
turn off ,
turn out ,
unfrock ,
withdraw ,
withhold
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