transitive. With double object: to deprive (a person) of (a possession or quality) by force; to take (a thing or person) from (a person) by force. Obs…

transitive. To deprive forcibly or rob (a person or place) of something. Also figurative. Cf. bereave, v. 1. Now literary and archaic.

To strip or deprive (a person, etc.) violently of (some possession); to rob. of arms, clothes, or something material; also transferred.

transitive. To rob, deprive (a person or place, etc.) of something. Now rare (chiefly archaic in later use).

transitive. To deprive of something. rare. In later use chiefly in passive.

To pull or draw with a wrench or twist; to twist or wrest out; to force, turn, etc., by a twisting… To deprive (a person) of something by wrenching…