Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for Deprive (-d)
deprive (-d), v. [OFr depriver < late L. dēprīvāre, deprive.] (webplay: debar, face, man, wisdom).
Rob; dispossess; strip; take; bereave; (see Genesis 27:45).
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deprive (-d), v. [OFr depriver < late L. dēprīvāre, deprive.] (webplay: debar, face, man, wisdom).
Rob; dispossess; strip; take; bereave; (see Genesis 27:45).
Return to page 21 of the letter “d”.