depauperated Synonyms
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depauperated Meaning
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depauperated (imp. & p. p.)
of Depauperate
depauperated Sentence Examples
- The once-thriving forest ecosystem had become depauperated due to excessive logging and habitat destruction.
- Overgrazing depauperated the grasslands, leaving them barren and eroded.
- The depauperated population lacked access to adequate healthcare and education.
- Pollution from industrial activities had depauperated the river, rendering it uninhabitable for aquatic life.
- Years of neglect and mismanagement had depauperated the city's infrastructure, leading to crumbling roads and outdated utilities.
- The depauperated soil failed to support healthy crop growth, leading to poor harvests and food shortages.
- Economic sanctions had depauperated the nation, plunging its citizens into poverty and desperation.
- The depauperated state of the museum's collection highlighted the need for increased funding and conservation efforts.
- The depauperated condition of the reef ecosystem was a stark reminder of the urgent need for marine conservation.
- The depauperated biodiversity in the region signaled a looming ecological crisis that demanded immediate action.
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of Depauperate
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The once-thriving forest ecosystem had become depauperated due to excessive logging and habitat destruction.
Overgrazing depauperated the grasslands, leaving them barren and eroded.
The depauperated population lacked access to adequate healthcare and education.
Pollution from industrial activities had depauperated the river, rendering it uninhabitable for aquatic life.
