Examples of 'be bereft' in a sentence
Meaning of "be bereft"
be bereft: To be bereft means to be deprived or lacking something that is important or desired. It is often used to describe a feeling of loss or emptiness
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It is more that she must be seen to be bereft.
We would be bereft to lose you now.
A life entirely dictated by markets would be bereft meaning.
Laughter would be bereft if snobbery died.
And therefore, to live outside the nation is to be bereft of rights.
I would be bereft without these stories.
Every single person will be bereft of goodness.
It would be bereft of the specialisation that trade allows.
For life genuinely lived can not be bereft of morality.
Gemma will be bereft of all that she treasures most.
I did not decree that Hercules should be bereft of his divinity.
Freedom will be bereft of all effectiveness if the people have no access to information.
He will be bereft.
To be bereft of his.
Otherwise, the words thus added shall be bereft of validity.
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It would also be bereft of an authority that only a human can possess, experience.
For one, the dungeon seems to be bereft of any enemies.
Are you mad, if our young son does anything, we will be bereft.
Without bees, our planet would be bereft of its beauty and its biodiversity greatly reduced.
For instance, if your user interface uses Flash, your listings can be bereft of information.
But all is not lost, I will not be bereft and alone in the nutrition jungle.
Well, that may be true … but I would be bereft.
In response, Russia would hardly be bereft of the means to retaliate.
And I shall of course, be bereft.
Durvasa cursed Indra and all devas to be bereft of all strength, energy, and fortune.
However, Indiana Jones ' former month will not be bereft of Disney movies.
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My mind is blissfully bereft of the effects of campanology
Bereft of any belonging except a bag of clothes
She left him bereft and wifeless
