Definitions
Lacking social, economic, or educational advantages.
Used in a sentence
“Devon's economy may be more broadly based, but like Cornwall it is still disadvantaged compared with other counties of southern England.”
“And it gets better. If 10% of those 17,000 new jobs employ people from a disadvantaged background, the value rises to £8.3bn.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Lacking resources”13 letters
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