emperished Antonyms
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Meaning of emperished
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emperished (a.)
Perished; decayed.
emperished Sentence Examples
- During the Great Depression, entire towns were emperished as jobs disappeared and families struggled to make ends meet.
- The once prosperous agricultural region was now emperished, with abandoned farms and empty houses.
- The sudden economic collapse caused the once-thriving business to become emperished and its employees to lose their jobs.
- After the war, the town was left emperished and in ruins, and it would take years to rebuild.
- The elderly woman's life savings were emperished by medical expenses, and she was forced to sell her home.
- The family was emperished by the unexpected medical expenses, and they had to rely on the kindness of friends and family.
- The once-bustling city was now emperished and deserted, as people fled in search of better opportunities.
- The natural disaster emperished the entire region, destroying homes, businesses, and infrastructure.
- The emperor's extravagant lifestyle had emperished the kingdom, and the people suffered under his rule.
- The corporation's reckless spending had emperished its finances, and it was forced to declare bankruptcy.
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Perished; decayed.
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During the Great Depression, entire towns were emperished as jobs disappeared and families struggled to make ends meet.
The once prosperous agricultural region was now emperished, with abandoned farms and empty houses.
The sudden economic collapse caused the once-thriving business to become emperished and its employees to lose their jobs.
After the war, the town was left emperished and in ruins, and it would take years to rebuild.
