Deprived and Took

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Deprived adjective - Kept from having the necessities of life or a healthful environment.

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Took and deprived are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Deprived".

Nearby Words: deprivation, depriving

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Deprived and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deprived" instead a verb "Took".

The issue came before The Pope, whereupon he took a whiff and baptized it because good Christians shouldn't be deprived of such an obviously heavenly drink.

Source: Must Have Caffeine
It took meeting Big Bad while being systematically deprived of freedom, support and hope by the woman he loved and by the brother he trusted to get him to turn.

Source: Pro-Human Transhuman
Last time, it took you two and that maid to fight me while I was sleep deprived.

Source: Web Animation / Diamond in the Rough (Touhou)

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