English, 09.10.2020 15:01 gungamer720

Look at the dictionary definition for the word deprived. deprived / di-ˈprīvd / adjective: being kept from using or enjoying something

Based on this definition, which sentence is the best use of the word deprivation?

The deprivation of the grocery store confused the shoppers.

The extreme deprivation experienced during the war left many people starving.

The harvest of many crops led to a time of deprivation.

The deprivation of the playscape caused the children to sustain injuries.

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