Orphaned
Orphaned adjective - Deprived of parents by death or desertion.
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Synonyms for Orphaned
Robbed and orphaned are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Robbed" instead an adjective "Orphaned".
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The orphaned boy then sets out on a journey, hoping to one day seek revenge on Nina Viento- the symbol of the very revolution that robbed him of his family and his status.
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Kabuto was orphaned and suffered a head injury that robbed him of his memories at a young age, so he doesn't even know his original name or family.
Source: Loss of Identity
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