socially deprived meaning

• n. [u], adj.
  
  having had little education and few economic opportunities; underprivileged: The socially disadvantaged deserve public assistance. • the socially-disadvantaged population

• Some socially deprived children need 45 minutes or an hour.
• It thus remains heavily populated, with high unemployment and is socially deprived.
• Many families are from socially deprived backgrounds and derive significant benefit from simple improvements in diet.
• An overwhelming majority of the women around the world who offer to be surrogates are socially deprived.
• The area has long been acknowledged as the most socially deprived part of the city of Winnipeg.
• Certain people who are socially deprived can exhibit physical, behavioral, and psychological problems, such as stress or instability.
• He told the BBC the government wanted to ignore the plight of socially deprived youngsters portrayed in " Sweet Sixteen ."
• Student accommodation is located in area designated by Swedish police as a " utsatt omr�de ", a socially deprived area.
• The project is dedicated to the creation of sustainable jobs in the relatively economically and socially deprived geographical area surrounding the BP site.
• Although a person may be socially deprived or excluded, they will not necessarily develop mental illness or perpetuate the cycle of deprivation.

• "socially deprived" meaning in Chinese: 受社会剥夺者