Deprive (verb)

1. To take away something from someone or something.
2. To prevent someone or something from having or experiencing something.

Origin:

From latin deprivare ("to take away, deprive"), from de- ("away") + privare ("to take away").

Examples:

1. The thief deprived the victim of their wallet.
2. The storm deprived the area of electricity.
3. The disease deprived the patient of their sight.
4. The accident deprived the family of their loved one.
5. The law deprived the citizens of their rights.