Deprivation and Suffering

Deprivation

Deprivation noun - The state of being robbed of something normally enjoyed.

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Suffering and deprivation are semantically related. in want topic. In some cases you can use "Suffering" instead a noun "Deprivation".

Nearby Words: deprive, deprived, depriving

Suffering noun - Feelings of mental or physical pain.

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Deprivation and suffering are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deprivation" instead a noun "Suffering".

Nearby Words: suffer, sufferance, suffered, sufferer

long	long deprivation	long suffering
constant	constant deprivation	constant suffering
severe	severe deprivation	severe suffering
extreme	extreme deprivation	extreme suffering
Other adjectives: serious, necessary, major, mental, prolonged, wartime.

First, the act usually generate more suffering and deprivation of happiness (for the victim) than it creates happiness (for the abuser).

Source: Useful Notes / Ethical Hedonism
Vaarsuvius from The Order of the Stick, while s/he was suffering the effects of trance deprivation.

Source: Messy Hair
People put inside cell 667 experience full sensory deprivation, suffering mental trauma that causes cognitive shutdown or mania.

Source: Go Mad from the Isolation

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