privation in Japanese
privation in Japanese is 凍餒 (とうだい, tōdai) — privation means the lack or loss of a quality that something used to have, or should properly have.
privation in Japanese
凍餒 (とうだい, tōdai)
Pronounced: tōtai
What does "privation" mean?
- noun The lack or loss of a quality that something used to have, or should properly have.
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noun Severe poverty, in which a person goes without life's basic needs.
"Mr. McCarthy wrote for many years in relative obscurity and privation."
- noun The act of taking away someone's basic necessities.
- noun The lowering in rank or removal of someone from a position they hold.
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- Mr. McCarthy wrote for many years in relative obscurity and privation.
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What is "privation" in Japanese?
"privation" in Japanese is 凍餒 (とうだい, tōdai). privation means: The lack or loss of a quality that something used to have, or should properly have.
How do you pronounce 凍餒 (とうだい, tōdai)?
"privation" in Japanese is 凍餒 (とうだい, tōdai), pronounced "tōtai".
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