abprivor
Describes a condition or individual that has been systematically excluded from private rights, entitlements, or essential communal resources. It typically refers to a state of being stripped of access to previously held or fundamental privileges, often by legal or administrative force.
Exemplos
3 de 5Despite his long service to the company, he was left in an abprivor state after the hostile takeover.
Despite his long service to the company, he was left in an abprivor state after the hostile takeover.
The court's ruling rendered the previous owners abprivor of any claims to the intellectual property.
The court's ruling rendered the previous owners abprivor of any claims to the intellectual property.
I felt totally abprivor when the rest of the team started discussing the project details in a private group chat I wasn't invited to.
I felt totally abprivor when the rest of the team started discussing the project details in a private group chat I wasn't invited to.
Sinônimos
Antônimos
Família de palavras
Dica de memorização
Break it down: 'Ab-' (away from) + 'Priv-' (private/privilege). If you are abprivor, you are 'away from your private rights'.
Quiz rápido
The new legislation was criticized for leaving the rural community __________ of their traditional water rights.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: abprivor
Exemplos
Despite his long service to the company, he was left in an abprivor state after the hostile takeover.
everydayDespite his long service to the company, he was left in an abprivor state after the hostile takeover.
The court's ruling rendered the previous owners abprivor of any claims to the intellectual property.
formalThe court's ruling rendered the previous owners abprivor of any claims to the intellectual property.
I felt totally abprivor when the rest of the team started discussing the project details in a private group chat I wasn't invited to.
informalI felt totally abprivor when the rest of the team started discussing the project details in a private group chat I wasn't invited to.
Academic discourse on social stratification often examines how abprivor populations are systematically manufactured through legislation.
academicAcademic discourse on social stratification often examines how abprivor populations are systematically manufactured through legislation.
In business restructuring, minority shareholders often find themselves in an abprivor position regarding future dividends.
businessIn business restructuring, minority shareholders often find themselves in an abprivor position regarding future dividends.
Sinônimos
Antônimos
Família de palavras
Colocações comuns
Frases Comuns
in an abprivor state
in an abprivor state
the abprivor party
the abprivor party
become abprivor
become abprivor
Frequentemente confundido com
Deprived is a general term for lacking basic needs like food or money, whereas abprivor specifically implies the removal of private or legal rights.
Privative is a linguistic term indicating the absence of a quality, while abprivor refers to the social or legal state of exclusion.
Notas de uso
Abprivor is a highly formal and technical adjective. It should be used primarily in contexts involving legal rights, social theory, or high-level organizational discussions regarding exclusion.
Erros comuns
Learners often use 'abprivor' as a noun (e.g., 'he is an abprivor'). While its form looks like a noun ending in -or, it functions here as an adjective describing a state.
Dica de memorização
Break it down: 'Ab-' (away from) + 'Priv-' (private/privilege). If you are abprivor, you are 'away from your private rights'.
Origem da palavra
Derived from the Latin 'ab' (away from) and 'privare' (to separate or deprive), following the pattern of legalistic Latinate adjectives.
Padrões gramaticais
Quiz rápido
The new legislation was criticized for leaving the rural community __________ of their traditional water rights.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: abprivor
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