megfosztották

Megfosztották is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they were deprived of" or "they were stripped of." It is the past tense, passive form of the verb megfoszt, which means to deprive, strip, or dispossess. This verb typically implies a forceful or unjust removal of something from an individual or group.

The context in which megfosztották is used often involves the loss of rights, property, power, or status. For instance, historical accounts might describe how a political leader was megfosztották a title, or how citizens were megfosztották their land. It can also be used in more personal contexts, such as someone being megfosztották a chance or an opportunity. The passive voice indicates that the subject of the sentence is the recipient of the action of deprivation, rather than the perpetrator. The plural form "megfosztották" specifically refers to multiple individuals or entities being deprived of something. This term carries a strong sense of loss and often implies an element of injustice or violation.