depeople Synonyms
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depeople Meaning
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depeople (v. t.)
To depopulate.
depeople Sentence Examples
- The plague ravaged the village, threatening to depeople it entirely.
- The harsh living conditions caused many rural areas to depeople over time.
- The war's devastation led to the depeopling of entire regions, leaving them abandoned.
- Economic hardship forced many families to leave, contributing to the depeopling of the countryside.
- The government's policies resulted in the forced depeopling of certain areas to make way for industrial development.
- The famine led to the depeopling of entire villages as residents migrated in search of food.
- Environmental degradation and pollution led to the gradual depeopling of coastal areas.
- The decline of traditional industries led to the depeopling of once-thriving towns.
- Disease outbreaks in the past have been known to cause the depeopling of entire cities.
- The invasion and conquest of the territory resulted in the depeopling of indigenous communities.
FAQs About the word depeople
To depopulate.
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The plague ravaged the village, threatening to depeople it entirely.
The harsh living conditions caused many rural areas to depeople over time.
The war's devastation led to the depeopling of entire regions, leaving them abandoned.
Economic hardship forced many families to leave, contributing to the depeopling of the countryside.
