Deprived of
Empty and deprived of are semantically related. in wanting topic. In some cases you can use "Empty" instead an adjective phrase "Deprived of".
Empty
Empty adjective - Lacking contents that could or should be present.
Deprived of and empty are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deprived of" instead an adjective "Empty".
Both terms in one sentence
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Neutral No Longer: Lavinia's empty-headed friend Jessie reprimands Lavinia for tattling on Sara and her friends for planning a midnight feast (after Sara has been deprived of food for a day) and later says Miss Minchin has no right to starve Sara.
Source: Literature / A Little Princess
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