noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
economic
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The greatest burdens of the war - destruction, disruption of life and economic deprivation - have fallen on the rural population.
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Scant weight is given to indices of economic deprivation , such as unemployment levels and proportions of children or families in receipt of Supplementary Benefit.
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Given the extent of economic deprivation , it was an impressive record.
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Do not the problems of the third world, which is still suffering economic deprivation , need to be addressed?
emotional
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Given their workload, cuddling or talking to children is a luxury, and emotional deprivation an inevitable outcome.
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Young and far from home, they suffer from emotional deprivation and severe isolation.
maternal
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This judicial readiness to sanction rescue was revised in post-war years in the light of Bowlby's work on maternal deprivation .
multiple
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The indicators used are often extremely remote surrogates for true risk, and multiple deprivation is rarely treated as interactive rather than additive.
relative
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They suggest therefore that greater emphasis be given to housing tenure in evaluating relative deprivation .
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Comparing themselves with that mythical family, everyone ends up with feelings of relative deprivation .
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Some problems of aggregation remain for the relative deprivation perspective, but the examination of groups works well for the mobilization perspective.
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At the extreme this engenders a sense of relative deprivation which it is now fashionable to take as the measure of poverty.
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A deprivation score was used to compare the relative deprivation or affluence of rural and urban areas.
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Conversely, in motivating individuals to leave or withdraw, relative deprivation of individual rewards is a major influence.
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There is therefore a sense of relative deprivation among Shetlanders.
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Poverty should then perhaps best be seen more realistically in terms of relative rather than absolute deprivation .
sensory
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It may be that that individual does not function normally as a consequence of the sensory deprivation .
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He points out that sensory deprivation often leads to disturbances in perception and thinking.
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An old-fashioned paper book for Ben - one he had specifically asked for - on sensory deprivation .
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No human being can do this for long; experiments in sensory deprivation have shown this clearly enough.
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There's been long term sensory deprivation , so it's not surprising.
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The effect is rather like being in a sensory deprivation tank, in that you can't move or react at all.
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In reality, sensory deprivation has made the horse bored silly.
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Suppose we think of individuals which are reared throughout their lives in a situation where there is sensory deprivation .
severe
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Paradoxically, it was the grain-surplus areas which were most at risk of severe deprivation and periodic famine.
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Not all disciplinary abuses in the home are the severe deprivations or punishments that deform the lives of some children.
social
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It may lead to a considerable degree of social deprivation and a miserable existence for the families involved.
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Complex and difficult lives are simplified into iconic statements of social deprivation .
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The inclusion of measures of social deprivation is also poorly thought out.
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Despite many attempts to link drug use with social deprivation , the association is spurious.
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New York has substantially worse infant and neonatal mortality than London or Paris and some signs of worse problems of social deprivation .
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Many cases of mild mental handicap are thus caused by social deprivation .
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Grief, loneliness, poor health, financial worries, social deprivation all contribute to a feeling of acute depression.
urban
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In short, unemployment must be considered as the primary agent causing and maintaining urban deprivation .
■ NOUN
sleep
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Many of the men were suffering from shell-shock, sleep deprivation and cold, he added.
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The rock-and-roll and sleep deprivation , the chair, even leaving me out in the corridor to hear the screams.
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The effects of sleep deprivation were therefore not simple.
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During a period of sleep deprivation the effects of sleeplessness may become cumulative.
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The effects of sleep deprivation appear to reduce mental and physical functioning.
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An individual who has been deprived of sleep is more difficult to arouse because sleep that follows sleep deprivation is very deep.
■ VERB
suffer
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The excluded black and white citizens in the urban areas seem set to continue to suffer deprivation and disadvantage.
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The researchers questioned whether parents of premature infants suffered from deprivation due to their long physical separation from their hospitalized infants.
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Indeed most people, however accomplished and apparently confident, suffer from praise deprivation .
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Young and far from home, they suffer from emotional deprivation and severe isolation.
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Do not the problems of the third world, which is still suffering economic deprivation , need to be addressed?
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A strong musical culture survived the deprivations of slavery.
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Sleep deprivation causes memory loss, paranoia, and other problems.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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An old-fashioned paper book for Ben - one he had specifically asked for - on sensory deprivation .
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In each case the violation alleged by those attacking minimum wage regulation for women is deprivation of freedom of contract.
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It may be that that individual does not function normally as a consequence of the sensory deprivation .
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Racism is a tragedy beyond socioeconomic deprivation; it speaks of the total deprivation of the church today.
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The deprivation had been the loss of her father, the constant loss of friends and contacts.
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There is therefore a clear relationship between deprivation and crime.
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Translated this means illiteracy, homelessness, hunger, deprivation and death.
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When I hear about deprivation and injustice in the world, I get up and change the channel. 71.