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Term: "underprivileged"

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Lacking the basic necessities and advantages of life, such as proper education, healthcare, and financial resources.

Example Sentence 1: Many underprivileged children struggle to access quality education due to their disadvantaged background.

Example Sentence 2: The organization aims to provide healthcare assistance to underprivileged communities in rural areas.

Part of Speech: Noun (plural: underprivileged)

Definition: A person or group of people who lack the essential resources and opportunities available to others in society.

Example Sentence 1: The charity organization works tirelessly to improve the living conditions of the underprivileged.

Example Sentence 2: A strong support system is crucial in helping underprivileged individuals break the cycle of poverty.

Part of Speech: Verb (present participle: underprivileging)

Definition: Treating or placing someone or something in a disadvantaged or less privileged position.

Example Sentence 1: The new policy risks further underprivileging marginalized communities that are already struggling.

Example Sentence 2: The decision to close down the local library will underprivilege the residents who heavily relied on it for educational resources.

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