General:
* Deprivation: This is the most common noun form, referring to the state of being deprived of something.
* Loss: This is a more general term, referring to the act of being deprived of something.
* Lack: Similar to "loss," this term indicates the absence of something that is needed or desired.
More specific:
* Dispossession: This refers to being deprived of property or possessions.
* Disenfranchisement: This refers to being deprived of the right to vote or participate in political processes.
* Starvation: This refers to being deprived of food.
The best noun to use will depend on the specific context.
For example:
* "The deprivation of basic necessities led to widespread suffering."
* "He suffered a great loss after the accident."
* "The country experienced a lack of investment in education."
* "The government's policies led to the dispossession of many farmers."
* "The citizens felt a sense of disenfranchisement after the election."
* "The prolonged drought resulted in starvation for many people."