Definition of unprivileged in English:

unprivileged

adjective ʌnˈprɪvɪlɪdʒdˌənˈprɪv(ə)lɪdʒd

Not having special rights, advantages, or immunities.
Mrs Weber is from an unprivileged background
Example sentencesExamples
- Like most of the young oligarchs - Roman Abramovich, an unprivileged and self-taught orphan, is a rarity - he is a graduate of a premier-league university.
- We are a real family-orientated club and while we may not win trophies every season we are providing unprivileged youngsters the chance to play football.
- ‘Children are encouraged to bring wrapped Christmas presents to give to Father Christmas for unprivileged children,’ said Lucy Taylor, one of the organisers.
- Accordingly, the Islamic moral codes propagated by the state have targeted women in unprivileged economic situations and denied other professional women their active public participation.
- Although the gap in mortality between the privileged and the unprivileged is very large, and has been growing wider, a health care system can only build a healthy society to the degree that other social systems work.
- And there's a real question in my mind about this attempted murder by an unprivileged belligerent.
- To spell out the point I was trying to make quite concretely with Samuel Johnson's words: there is no purely privileged or unprivileged person.
- Although caesarean sections are commoner among private patients, the trend to caesarean sections may have a knock-on effect on the socially unprivileged women seeking what they perceive to be good health care during delivery.
- Since they served initially as repositories of culture for the socially elite, people of color and the economically unprivileged have often felt that museums were designated for individuals other than themselves.
- David Hicks, of course, has been charged with three offences - they are conspiracy to commit war crimes, attempted murder by an unprivileged belligerent and aiding the enemy.
- ‘If normal security restrictions are observed, unprivileged users will not be able to log onto critical machines such as domain controllers, and as a result would be unable to attack them,’ MS hastens to point out.
- In a condolence message, Capt Singh said that Mrs Amrit Dhaliwal was a multi-faceted personality committed to bring social awakening amongst the unprivileged sections of society.
- Some examples of roles are the general unprivileged user role (user r) and the system administrator role (sysadm r).
- He has become steadily more aware of the usefulness of that unprivileged biography.
- They were asking for documents that were unprivileged, non-privileged documents, and the White House would never do that - Kyra.
- In the less rebellious 1980s and 1990s, these themes of repression and rebellion gave way to an emphasis on the complacency, conservatism, and loyalism that reigned in supposedly unprivileged as well as propertied society.
- The vastly different health outcomes for privileged and unprivileged people are ‘biological reflections of social fault lines.’
- While rock offers a chosen few access to the very gates of paradise, a million more pretenders to stardom in every generation have to suck it up and get on with their unextraordinary, unprivileged lives.
- I have long held the view that A-Levels are an embarrassing anachronism, just another mechanism for separating the privileged from the unprivileged.
- Moreover, Bakhtin argues that in Dostoevsky's polyphonic novels the author is only an unprivileged voice taking part in his own internal dialogue, where his conflicting ideas are incarnated by various characters.

Definition of unprivileged in US English:

unprivileged

adjectiveˌənˈprɪv(ə)lɪdʒdˌənˈpriv(ə)lijd

Not having special rights, advantages, or immunities.
Mrs. Weber is from an unprivileged background
Example sentencesExamples
- In the less rebellious 1980s and 1990s, these themes of repression and rebellion gave way to an emphasis on the complacency, conservatism, and loyalism that reigned in supposedly unprivileged as well as propertied society.
- Although the gap in mortality between the privileged and the unprivileged is very large, and has been growing wider, a health care system can only build a healthy society to the degree that other social systems work.
- In a condolence message, Capt Singh said that Mrs Amrit Dhaliwal was a multi-faceted personality committed to bring social awakening amongst the unprivileged sections of society.
- The vastly different health outcomes for privileged and unprivileged people are ‘biological reflections of social fault lines.’
- Since they served initially as repositories of culture for the socially elite, people of color and the economically unprivileged have often felt that museums were designated for individuals other than themselves.
- Moreover, Bakhtin argues that in Dostoevsky's polyphonic novels the author is only an unprivileged voice taking part in his own internal dialogue, where his conflicting ideas are incarnated by various characters.
- ‘Children are encouraged to bring wrapped Christmas presents to give to Father Christmas for unprivileged children,’ said Lucy Taylor, one of the organisers.
- And there's a real question in my mind about this attempted murder by an unprivileged belligerent.
- I have long held the view that A-Levels are an embarrassing anachronism, just another mechanism for separating the privileged from the unprivileged.
- They were asking for documents that were unprivileged, non-privileged documents, and the White House would never do that - Kyra.
- He has become steadily more aware of the usefulness of that unprivileged biography.
- ‘If normal security restrictions are observed, unprivileged users will not be able to log onto critical machines such as domain controllers, and as a result would be unable to attack them,’ MS hastens to point out.
- While rock offers a chosen few access to the very gates of paradise, a million more pretenders to stardom in every generation have to suck it up and get on with their unextraordinary, unprivileged lives.
- Although caesarean sections are commoner among private patients, the trend to caesarean sections may have a knock-on effect on the socially unprivileged women seeking what they perceive to be good health care during delivery.
- David Hicks, of course, has been charged with three offences - they are conspiracy to commit war crimes, attempted murder by an unprivileged belligerent and aiding the enemy.
- Some examples of roles are the general unprivileged user role (user r) and the system administrator role (sysadm r).
- Accordingly, the Islamic moral codes propagated by the state have targeted women in unprivileged economic situations and denied other professional women their active public participation.
- Like most of the young oligarchs - Roman Abramovich, an unprivileged and self-taught orphan, is a rarity - he is a graduate of a premier-league university.
- We are a real family-orientated club and while we may not win trophies every season we are providing unprivileged youngsters the chance to play football.
- To spell out the point I was trying to make quite concretely with Samuel Johnson's words: there is no purely privileged or unprivileged person.

单词	unprivileged
释义	Definition of unprivileged in English: unprivileged adjective ʌnˈprɪvɪlɪdʒdˌənˈprɪv(ə)lɪdʒd Not having special rights, advantages, or immunities. Mrs Weber is from an unprivileged background Example sentencesExamples Like most of the young oligarchs - Roman Abramovich, an unprivileged and self-taught orphan, is a rarity - he is a graduate of a premier-league university. We are a real family-orientated club and while we may not win trophies every season we are providing unprivileged youngsters the chance to play football. ‘Children are encouraged to bring wrapped Christmas presents to give to Father Christmas for unprivileged children,’ said Lucy Taylor, one of the organisers. Accordingly, the Islamic moral codes propagated by the state have targeted women in unprivileged economic situations and denied other professional women their active public participation. Although the gap in mortality between the privileged and the unprivileged is very large, and has been growing wider, a health care system can only build a healthy society to the degree that other social systems work. And there's a real question in my mind about this attempted murder by an unprivileged belligerent. To spell out the point I was trying to make quite concretely with Samuel Johnson's words: there is no purely privileged or unprivileged person. Although caesarean sections are commoner among private patients, the trend to caesarean sections may have a knock-on effect on the socially unprivileged women seeking what they perceive to be good health care during delivery. Since they served initially as repositories of culture for the socially elite, people of color and the economically unprivileged have often felt that museums were designated for individuals other than themselves. David Hicks, of course, has been charged with three offences - they are conspiracy to commit war crimes, attempted murder by an unprivileged belligerent and aiding the enemy. ‘If normal security restrictions are observed, unprivileged users will not be able to log onto critical machines such as domain controllers, and as a result would be unable to attack them,’ MS hastens to point out. In a condolence message, Capt Singh said that Mrs Amrit Dhaliwal was a multi-faceted personality committed to bring social awakening amongst the unprivileged sections of society. Some examples of roles are the general unprivileged user role (user r) and the system administrator role (sysadm r). He has become steadily more aware of the usefulness of that unprivileged biography. They were asking for documents that were unprivileged, non-privileged documents, and the White House would never do that - Kyra. In the less rebellious 1980s and 1990s, these themes of repression and rebellion gave way to an emphasis on the complacency, conservatism, and loyalism that reigned in supposedly unprivileged as well as propertied society. The vastly different health outcomes for privileged and unprivileged people are ‘biological reflections of social fault lines.’ While rock offers a chosen few access to the very gates of paradise, a million more pretenders to stardom in every generation have to suck it up and get on with their unextraordinary, unprivileged lives. I have long held the view that A-Levels are an embarrassing anachronism, just another mechanism for separating the privileged from the unprivileged. Moreover, Bakhtin argues that in Dostoevsky's polyphonic novels the author is only an unprivileged voice taking part in his own internal dialogue, where his conflicting ideas are incarnated by various characters. Definition of unprivileged in US English: unprivileged adjectiveˌənˈprɪv(ə)lɪdʒdˌənˈpriv(ə)lijd Not having special rights, advantages, or immunities. Mrs. Weber is from an unprivileged background Example sentencesExamples In the less rebellious 1980s and 1990s, these themes of repression and rebellion gave way to an emphasis on the complacency, conservatism, and loyalism that reigned in supposedly unprivileged as well as propertied society. Although the gap in mortality between the privileged and the unprivileged is very large, and has been growing wider, a health care system can only build a healthy society to the degree that other social systems work. In a condolence message, Capt Singh said that Mrs Amrit Dhaliwal was a multi-faceted personality committed to bring social awakening amongst the unprivileged sections of society. The vastly different health outcomes for privileged and unprivileged people are ‘biological reflections of social fault lines.’ Since they served initially as repositories of culture for the socially elite, people of color and the economically unprivileged have often felt that museums were designated for individuals other than themselves. Moreover, Bakhtin argues that in Dostoevsky's polyphonic novels the author is only an unprivileged voice taking part in his own internal dialogue, where his conflicting ideas are incarnated by various characters. ‘Children are encouraged to bring wrapped Christmas presents to give to Father Christmas for unprivileged children,’ said Lucy Taylor, one of the organisers. And there's a real question in my mind about this attempted murder by an unprivileged belligerent. I have long held the view that A-Levels are an embarrassing anachronism, just another mechanism for separating the privileged from the unprivileged. They were asking for documents that were unprivileged, non-privileged documents, and the White House would never do that - Kyra. He has become steadily more aware of the usefulness of that unprivileged biography. ‘If normal security restrictions are observed, unprivileged users will not be able to log onto critical machines such as domain controllers, and as a result would be unable to attack them,’ MS hastens to point out. While rock offers a chosen few access to the very gates of paradise, a million more pretenders to stardom in every generation have to suck it up and get on with their unextraordinary, unprivileged lives. Although caesarean sections are commoner among private patients, the trend to caesarean sections may have a knock-on effect on the socially unprivileged women seeking what they perceive to be good health care during delivery. David Hicks, of course, has been charged with three offences - they are conspiracy to commit war crimes, attempted murder by an unprivileged belligerent and aiding the enemy. Some examples of roles are the general unprivileged user role (user r) and the system administrator role (sysadm r). Accordingly, the Islamic moral codes propagated by the state have targeted women in unprivileged economic situations and denied other professional women their active public participation. Like most of the young oligarchs - Roman Abramovich, an unprivileged and self-taught orphan, is a rarity - he is a graduate of a premier-league university. We are a real family-orientated club and while we may not win trophies every season we are providing unprivileged youngsters the chance to play football. To spell out the point I was trying to make quite concretely with Samuel Johnson's words: there is no purely privileged or unprivileged person.
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