deprivation in Russian
deprivation in Russian is лише́ние — deprivation means the state of lacking something necessary, such as food, sleep, or basic comfort.
deprivation in Russian
лише́ние
Pronounced: lisheniye
(countable) The act of depriving, dispossessing, or bereaving; the act of deposing or divesting of some dignity.
What does "deprivation" mean?
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noun The state of lacking something necessary, such as food, sleep, or basic comfort.
"Years of sleep deprivation had left him constantly exhausted."
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deprivation in a sentence
- Years of sleep deprivation had left him constantly exhausted.
- The charity works to address childhood deprivation in the region.
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What is "deprivation" in Russian?
"deprivation" in Russian is лише́ние. deprivation means: The state of lacking something necessary, such as food, sleep, or basic comfort.
How do you pronounce лише́ние?
"deprivation" in Russian is лише́ние, pronounced "lisheniye".
How do you use "deprivation" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of sleep deprivation had left him constantly exhausted." In Russian, "deprivation" is лише́ние.
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