Synonyms for Deprived:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • deprived.
  •bereft (adjective)
  • most shorn,
  • dis-possessed,
  • more without,
  • most bereaved,
  • most beggared,
  • more bereaved,
  • more shorn,
  • be-reft,
  • most fleeced,
  • more beggared,
  • more robbed,
  • be reaved,
  • most without,
  • be reft,
  • more fleeced,
  • de void,
  • most divested,
  • more divested,
  • most robbed,
  • most dispossessed,
  • more dispossessed,
  • be-reaved,
  • de-void,
  • dis possessed.
  •disadvantaged (adjective)
  • dis advantaged,
  • discriminated against,
  • most hindered,
  • dis-advantaged,
  • more hindered.
  •impoverished (adjective)
  • broke,
  • wanting,
  • dispossessed.
  •poor (adjective)
  • mean,
  • hard-pressed,
  • worse off,
  • underfinanced,
  • bad off,
  • cash-strapped,
  • cash-starved,
  • penurious,
  • struggling,
  • hand-to-mouth,
  • underpaid.
  •restricted (adjective)
  • more defined,
  • most moderated,
  • more tethered,
  • most repressed,
  • most bridled,
  • more blocked,
  • pre-scribed,
  • more barred,
  • more chained,
  • more checked,
  • more obstructed,
  • sur-rounded,
  • encircled,
  • more suppressed,
  • more hitched,
  • impeded,
  • more impeded,
  • fettered,
  • de-fined,
  • more encircled,
  • most deterred,
  • re strained,
  • most barred,
  • most narrowed,
  • sur rounded,
  • pre vented,
  • more tempered,
  • more hampered,
  • most tethered,
  • more foiled,
  • most foiled,
  • pre-vented,
  • tempered,
  • most tempered,
  • more clogged,
  • de-creased,
  • governed,
  • most obstructed,
  • most clogged,
  • re pressed,
  • more fettered,
  • most impeded,
  • more curbed,
  • most checked,
  • de fined,
  • most manacled,
  • most chained,
  • most decreased,
  • most stayed,
  • more decreased,
  • more narrowed,
  • more repressed,
  • most defined,
  • re-strained,
  • more bridled,
  • most secured,
  • more secured,
  • most shortened,
  • most encircled,
  • most curbed,
  • more diminished,
  • most hitched,
  • most fettered,
  • most blocked,
  • most suppressed,
  • most hampered,
  • more moderated,
  • more deterred,
  • de creased,
  • most diminished,
  • more stayed,
  • re-pressed,
  • more shortened,
  • more manacled.
  •stripped (adjective)
  • ex-posed,
  • ex posed,
  • most peeled,
  • most denuded,
  • un-dressed,
  • un dressed,
  • more peeled,
  • more denuded.
  •underprivileged (adjective)
  • ill-starred,
  • down and out.
  •void (adjective)
  • more tenantless,
  • more emptied,
  • unfilled,
  • most tenantless,
  • un filled,
  • un-occupied,
  • un-filled,
  • most emptied,
  • un occupied.
  •wanting (adjective)
  • in-complete,
  • un-soundest,
  • unfulfilled,
  • not par,
  • dis appointing,
  • co oked,
  • most cooked,
  • not up par,
  • un-fulfilled,
  • most away,
  • un-sounder,
  • out gas,
  • un fulfilled,
  • un sound,
  • not to par,
  • more cooked,
  • sub standard,
  • sub-standard,
  • co-oked,
  • un sounder,
  • more unfulfilled,
  • in complete,
  • un-sound,
  • more away,
  • most unfulfilled,
  • dis-appointing.

• v.

  •limited (verb)
  • restricted.
  •took (verb)
  • Commandeered,
  • taken,
  • Harvested,
  • Levied,
  • Impounded,
  • Annexed,
  • Grabbed,
  • appropriated,
  • Reaped,
  • usurped,
  • Got,
  • abducted,
  • Procured,
  • acquired,
  • Caught,
  • collected,
  • Nabbed,
  • Captured,
  • Took,
  • Monopolized,
  • Bagged,
  • amassed,
  • confiscated,
  • gathered.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • pressed,
  • devoid,
  • want for,
  • stretched,
  • underresourced.
  •
  • incomplete,
  • deficient,
  • starved,
  • Challenged.
  •
  • starving.
  •
  • odd.
  •
  • backward.
  •
  • miss.
  •sufferer
  • loser.
  •Other relevant words:
  • greedy,
  • decline,
  • penniless,
  • looted,
  • on one's uppers,
  • thirsty,
  • despoiled,
  • dismantled,
  • down-at-the-heel,
  • landless,
  • abridged,
  • Ousted,
  • docked,
  • acquisitive,
  • removed,
  • pinched,
  • disinherited,
  • Denied,
  • down-and-out,
  • unsophisticated,
  • dead broke,
  • voiceless,
  • Robbed,
  • diminished,
  • Strapped,
  • undressed,
  • on the dole,
  • up against it,
  • plundered,
  • stony-broke,
  • Divested,
  • ransacked,
  • insolvent,
  • Bilked,
  • in dire straits,
  • contracted,
  • moneyless,
  • on the breadline,
  • Cheated,
  • Disrobed,
  • impecunious,
  • rid of,
  • Bankrupted,
  • insatiable,
  • Curtailed,
  • bared,
  • hungry,
  • dead,
  • seized,
  • Snatched,
  • pauper,
  • shorn of,
  • flat,
  • Leached,
  • in reduced circumstances,
  • lessened,
  • uncased,
  • cleaned,
  • dirt-poor.

Paraphrases for Deprived:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    underprivileged.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    underprivileged.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    marginalized, depressed, under-privileged, worse-off, least-favoured.
  • Noun, plural
    prisoners, detainees, players, Donors, Carriers, Firms, sponsors, committees, places.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    disadvantage, Privado.
  • Verb, past tense
    derived, Hindered, removed, Denied, destroyed, Detained, prohibited, Forbade, Prevented, Withdrew, stopped, left, cancelled, lost, retired, prisoners, pressed, segregated, Gained, recalled, kept, banned, held, owned, drew, separated, barred, blocked, missed, inmates, Claimed, pulled, Amounted, Meant.
  • Verb, past participle
    derived, perceived, impeded, relieved, expropriated, Hindered, removed, endangered, deferred, Precluded, impaired, Denied, Jeopardized, Excluded, deposed, Delivered, Provided, jeopardised, Disappeared, Discriminated, Outlived, Detained, prohibited, undermined, Hampered, depleted, Displaced, Incarcerated, Debarred, forbidden, Deleted, violated, Prevented, Revoked, disqualified, withheld, starved, privatized, withdrawn, severed, suspended, Avoided, restricted, impressed, prejudiced, Infringed, Eliminated, stopped, Demoted, Curtailed, paralysed, Expelled, divided, Ceased, terminated, eroded, deficient, imprisoned, diminished, devoted, hardship, left, forfeited, confiscated, plundered, obstructed, usurped, constrained, exploited, threatened, prescribed, negated, penalised, imposed, disabled, advantaged, education, reviewed, dismissed, Upheld, seized, defeated, sustained, Achieved, Suffered, thwarted, exposed, underserved, unprotected, unconstrained, equipped, Exempted, Ostracized, organised, breached, Existed, Afforded, inhibited, retained, Exerted, confined, desired, stolen, rejected, affected, prepared, isolated, lost, raped, surrendered, Declined, recognised, area, Promoted, drained, retired, sidelined, furnished, Compiled, Refused, Enjoyed, increased, dropped, Remitted, identified, confused, Inflicted, concentrated, diagnosed, abandoned, damaged, Exported, undone, Exercised, extended, Enabled, split, lifted, discharged, pursued, Filed, unaided, Impounded, limited, unattended, Lodged, p.mclosed, recalled, finalized, drawn, kept, maintained, banned, mechanisms, arrested, raised, held, owned, halted, located, separated, barred, blocked, broken, missed, Awarded, Brought, zone, centred, allotted, noted, bit, come, paid, mistaken, Dealt, stranded, neglected, HIT, handed, Allowed, IOST, contested, placed, a.mclosed, Operated, needed, attained, Robbed, Compromised, cleared, Borne, beaten, failed, Stalled, worn, put, biased, struck, troubled, mixed, laid, skinned, Reached, sold, Subjected, wasted, known, taken, flawed, fallen, Tackled, office, auctioned, Carried, no, Punched, focused, focussed, Counted, pulled, Lacked, low, gone, done, cut, not, marginalized, depressed.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    disadvantaged.
  • Proper noun, singular
    disadvantaged.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    disadvantaged.
  • Verb, past tense
    stripped.
  • Verb, past participle
    stripped, disadvantaged.

Antonyms for Deprived:

• adj.

  • impoverished
    prosperous, privileged, rich, wealthy.
  • Other antonyms:
    comfortable, coddled, flourishing, successful, propertied, well-heeled, thriving, fortunate, moneyed, affluent, pampered, spoiled, lucky, blessed, opulent, loaded, advantaged, flush, prospering, well-to-do.

Homophones for Deprived:

• depraved, depravity.