disadvantaged
നീചത്വം
definition
verb
we are disadvantaging the next generation
place in an unfavorable position in relation to someone or something else.
adjective
disadvantaged groups such as the elderly and unemployed
(of a person or area) in unfavorable circumstances, especially with regard to financial or social opportunities.
example
It will only be an administrative headquarters so how it will bring theatre to the heart of 'disadvantaged' areas, is none too clear.
This stop-start approach means that more 'disadvantaged' students will give up.
In these books and films he shows his understanding of the difficult lives of 'disadvantaged' families.
The project targets mainly 'disadvantaged' children, youth, and adults in the area.
These machines are then distributed to all manner of needy and 'disadvantaged' individuals and groups.
One group was made up of socially 'disadvantaged' teenagers, and the other was drawn from people in their first year at Harvard.
Six grants have been given for projects across Greenwich to support nursery schools in 'disadvantaged' areas of the borough.
It was intended to help the creation of jobs and increased prosperity in 'disadvantaged' areas.
She also helped with International projects like a home in India for 'disadvantaged' wives.
The defence outlay can be reduced and some funds diverted for the welfare of 'disadvantaged' children.
The same is true of so many well-intentioned schemes for the socially 'disadvantaged' and the rural poor.
It is a good way to sensitise children to art as well as the 'disadvantaged' child.
She then gets friendly with a woman called Mama Sunshine who teaches her commune of 'disadvantaged' kids to rap Christian songs.
There are also benefits with regeneration of 'disadvantaged' areas.
Also tax free will be donations to homes and institutions for socially 'disadvantaged' children.
He said the extra help for 'disadvantaged' areas with the greatest needs made the settlement the fairest deal ever for the NHS.
Both my sister and step-mother have incredibly rewarding jobs working with 'disadvantaged' adults and kids.
People donate items of furniture to the society who then distributes them to 'disadvantaged' families.
She is working with the YMCA branch in Rousse to help 'disadvantaged' children.
They'll return in October to help with a group who are building houses for 'disadvantaged' people.
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