No. 14,871 in Korean
박탈할
"박탈할" means "to deprive" or "to strip away."
In a sentence
그가 받은 권리를 박탈할 수 없어요.
You cannot deprive him of the rights he has received.
In this sentence, '박탈할' refers to the act of depriving or removing someone's rights, showcasing its usage in a legal or ethical context.
정부는 그들의 자유를 박탈할 수 없습니다.
The government cannot deprive them of their freedom.
Here, '박탈할' is used to denote the action of taking away freedom, emphasizing its application in discussions about liberty and personal autonomy.
우리는 누구의 기회를 박탈해서는 안 됩니다.
We should not deprive anyone of their opportunities.
In this case, '박탈할' highlights the deprivation of opportunities, underscoring its relevance in conversations about fairness and equity.
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