bereft in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

bereft in the PONS Dictionary

bereft Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

bereft of hope
sans aucun espoir
to feel bereft
se sentir abandonné
American English

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Bereft of that character reflection is a cowardly and vacillating, and according to circumstances interprets the same thing in a variety of way.
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Refusal to export the cotton crop in 1861 left railroads bereft of their main source of income.
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Despite his formidable prowess in swordplay and "anqi", he is reckless, nonchalant, easily agitated, and bereft of social etiquette.
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Due to lack of men to take initiative, gradually the press was bereft of financial as well as expert guidance.
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Subsequently, the trauma of a marriage bereft of a physical relationship is portrayed in sing-song histrionics prevalent in movies of this period.
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Bereft of the civil protection, clerics were at their most vulnerable.
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University students come for internships in urban reconciliation and in community service for the bereft.
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Bereft of drums, the minimalist track would not be described as a commercially viable single in most circumstances.
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But now, living in the aftermath of the system crash, we are bereft.
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I wailed and chortled, bereft of actual talent, stretching and pulling notes, protected by the fixed-key safety net of my plastic instrument.
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