Underprivileged (adjective)

1. Having fewer advantages or opportunities than others, especially in terms of wealth, education, or status.
2. Lacking basic necessities or comforts that are commonly available or considered important.

Origin:

From under- + privileged, ultimately from latin privilegium, "a privilege, law, or exemption".

Examples:

1. The community was underprivileged, lacking access to clean water and healthcare.
2. The children were underprivileged, growing up in poverty and poor educational conditions.
3. The seniors were underprivileged, facing financial insecurity and limited mobility.
4. The refugees were underprivileged, lacking proper housing and employment opportunities.
5. The disabled were underprivileged, facing discrimination and lack of accessibility.