(はくだつ)

はくだつ
noun
deprivation; stripping away (of rights, qualifications)
1. deprivation; stripping; divestiture
The act of forcibly taking away someone's rights, qualifications, titles, or privileges. Used in legal, political, and formal contexts.
資格(しかく)剥奪(はくだつ)された。
His qualifications were stripped away.
不正(ふせい)発覚(はっかく)し、選手(せんしゅ)はメダルを剥奪(はくだつ)された。
When the cheating was discovered, the athlete had their medal stripped.
国籍(こくせき)剥奪(はくだつ)基本的(きほんてき)人権(じんけん)(かか)わる重大(じゅうだい)問題(もんだい)だ。
The deprivation of citizenship is a serious matter involving fundamental human rights.

USAGE:
剥奪(はくだつ) is a formal word typically used in legal and official contexts. It always implies the forcible removal of something that was previously granted or possessed, such as rights, licenses, or titles.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 資格(しかく)剥奪(はくだつ) (stripping of qualifications)
  • 権利(けんり)剥奪(はくだつ) (deprivation of rights)
  • メダルを剥奪(はくだつ)する (to strip someone of a medal)
  • 市民権(しみんけん)剥奪(はくだつ) (deprivation of civil rights)

GRAMMAR:
Used as a noun or with する to form a transitive verb. In passive constructions (剥奪(はくだつ)される), it emphasizes the subject's loss.