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depriveThe storm will deprive us of power.
The storm will deprive us of power.To take something away from someone or prevent them from having it.
The teacher will deprive him of recess for being late.
The teacher will deprive him of recess for being late.Don't deprive yourself of sleep; it's important for your health.
Don't deprive yourself of sleep; it's important for your health.The new law may deprive some people of their rights.
The new law may deprive some people of their rights.deprive someone of something
deprive someone of somethingdeprive children of education
deprive children of educationdeprive oneself of pleasure
deprive oneself of pleasurestrip
rob
withhold
They were deprived of food during the war.
To not allow someone to have something they need or want.
The children were deprived of playtime due to the rain.
She felt deprived of love and attention.
He was deprived of his rights during the trial.
deprive someone of something
deprive a person of their rights
deprive children of education
deny
rob
strip