Defenition of the word deprive

• Defenition of the word deprive

  • To take away from someone something that belongs to him/her/it or deny someone of something.
  • keep from having, keeping, or obtaining
  • take away
  • take away all material possessions from someone
  • take away possessions from someone; "The Nazis stripped the Jews of all their assets"
  • take away possessions from someone

Synonyms for the word deprive

• • dispossess
  • divest
  • impoverish
  • strip

Hyponyms for the word deprive

• • ablactate
  • bereave
  • bilk
  • clean
  • clean out
  • disarm
  • disenfranchise
  • disestablish
  • disfranchise
  • disinherit
  • disown
  • dispossess
  • dock
  • expropriate
  • famish
  • impoverish
  • orphan
  • starve
  • tongue-tie
  • unarm
  • unclothe
  • unsex
  • wean

Hypernyms for the word deprive

• • decline
  • keep back
  • take
  • withhold
  • worsen

Antonyms for the word deprive

• • enrich

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