And in certain cases if things which naturally have a quality lose it by violence, we say they have suffered privation.
She certainly suffered privations".
Nevertheless, many students and employees living off campus or commuting from the metropolitan area's most ravaged neighborhoods have suffered privations.
Mr. Hall also said he drew on his own experiences growing up in Newcastle during the miners' strike where, he said, "there were police everywhere, and everyone suffered privations".
Nor will you suffer much privation, since, at intervals of approximately one day's travel, a stone hut like a little castle awaits you, light and warmth emanating from its windows, food simmering on the stove and wine waiting in the larder.
The increase in the price of basic necessities causes the people of Württemberg to suffer great privation.
"Put simply, the producers don't want the stars to suffer the privations of a boat trip across inclement waters.
In fact, Flaherty often shot alone, and he was willing to suffer the privations of his subjects.
Luxurious, eco-aware resorts continue to shoot up all over the tiny Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan, ensuring that well-heeled travelers never have to suffer monkish privations.
In another chapter in "The Quotable Abigail Adams," called "War," Abigail reminds us that it is sometimes better to "suffer temporary privations, than the calamities of War, which when once commenced, no one can calculate or estimate".
