Difference between Starve and Starvation

STARVE vs STARVATION: NOUN

A condition of severe suffering due to a lack of nutrition.
The act of starving, or the state of being starved.
The state of starving or being starved; extreme suffering from cold or hunger; hence, deprivation of any element essential to nutrition or the proper discharge of the bodily functions: often used figuratively of mental or spiritual needs.
The condition of being starved.
A state of extreme hunger resulting from lack of essential nutrients over a prolonged period
The act of depriving of food or subjecting to famine
The act or process of starving.

Die of food deprivation
To die; in later use especially to die slowly, waste away.
To die because of lack of food or of not eating.
To be very hungry.
To destroy, make capitulate or at least make suffer by deprivation, notably of food
To deprive of nourishment.
To kill with cold.
Have a craving, appetite, or great desire for
Be hungry; go without food
Deprive of a necessity and cause suffering
Deprive of food

To cause to perish with cold; distress or affect severely with cold; benumb utterly; chill.
To cause to perish through lack of any kind; deprive of life, vigor, or force through want; exhaust; stunt.
To cause to perish with hunger; afflict or distress with hunger; famish; hence, to kill, subdue, or bring to terms by withholding food or by the cutting off of supplies: as, to starve a garrison into surrender.
To suffer for lack of anything that is needed or much desired; suffer mental or spiritual want; pine.
To perish with cold; die from cold or exposure; suffer from cold.
Specifically To perish from lack of food or nourishment; die of hunger; also, to suffer from lack of food; pine with hunger; famish; suffer extreme poverty.
To die; perish.
Be hungry
Go without food

Famish, Faim, Appetite, Deny, Famine, Strangle, Choke, Hungry, Deprive, Die, Starvation, Lust, Crave, Thirst, Hunger

Scarcity, Depletion, Misery, Undernutrition, Deprivation, Hunger, Undernourishment, Impoverishment, Starve, Destitution, Malnourishment, Famine, Malnutrition, Famishment, Starving

Devour, Famish, Appetite, Deny, Famine, Strangle, Choke, Hungry, Deprive, Die, Starvation, Lust, Crave, Thirst, Hunger

Fasting, Hungry, Food, Depletion, Misery, Undernutrition, Hunger, Undernourishment, Starve, Destitution, Malnourishment, Famine, Malnutrition, Famishment, Starving

Starve Together, Touch Stones work a bit differently.
If failing to get money, they will starve.
I did not starve myself like other plans.
These cats should not be allowed to starve.
No decent human would let your kids starve.
Lithuanian synagogue until the prisoners starve to death.
If we eat, you shall eat; if we starve, you must starve also.
One day, there were four lepers who, outside of the city gates, were facing the decision to starve there, or starve inside the city.
You may starve me with clothes but do not starve me with your love.
Wetness is the state of being wet in Dont Starve Reign of Giants, Shipwrecked, and Dont Starve Together.

Well, starvation is a good word for it.
For Our Russian Brothers: Against the Starvation Blockade.
In fact, starvation mode is a misleading term.
GA accidents are the result of fuel starvation.
Citizens faced starvation and an epidemic of cholera.
Aryan starvation Schreibe mumbled unstructural hessonite brassart lect.
Minus the BS, long workouts and starvation diets.
CPU starvation, or due to request starvation if watchdog events are triggered remotely and processed as part of the request queue.
Will member states that use starvation as a weapon of war ratify the starvation amendments?
This starvation definition is all about starvation causes.