denudes Synonyms
denudes Meaning
denudes
to deprive of something important, to lay bare by erosion, to strip of all covering or surface layers, to strip (land) of forests, to strip of covering
denudes Sentence Examples
- The strong wind denudes the trees of their vibrant foliage, leaving them bare and exposed.
- Deforestation denudes vast tracts of land, resulting in severe environmental degradation.
- Acid rain denudes buildings and monuments, eroding their surfaces and deteriorating their integrity.
- Drought denudes the soil of moisture, leaving crops withered and barren.
- Fire denudes forests, consuming vegetation and leaving behind a desolate landscape.
- Glaciers denude mountains as they retreat, exposing rugged rock formations.
- Mining operations denude areas of natural resources, leaving behind scars on the Earth's surface.
- Coastal erosion denudes beaches, threatening infrastructure and disrupting ecosystems.
- Overgrazing by livestock denudes grasslands, depriving wildlife of their habitat.
- Deforestation denudes watersheds, reducing water availability and increasing flood risks.
FAQs About the word denudes
to deprive of something important, to lay bare by erosion, to strip of all covering or surface layers, to strip (land) of forests, to strip of covering
strips, exposes, scales, clears, husks, barks, shucks, shells,bares, flays
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The strong wind denudes the trees of their vibrant foliage, leaving them bare and exposed.
Deforestation denudes vast tracts of land, resulting in severe environmental degradation.
Acid rain denudes buildings and monuments, eroding their surfaces and deteriorating their integrity.
Drought denudes the soil of moisture, leaving crops withered and barren.
