defoedation (Meaning)
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defoedation (n.)
Defedation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of defoedation
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defoedation Sentence Examples
- Defoedation, the act of despoiling or ravaging, was evident in the aftermath of the war-torn region.
- The defoedation of the once pristine forest left a stark reminder of humanity's disregard for nature.
- Authorities launched a campaign to prevent the defoedation of the national park, aiming to preserve its biodiversity.
- The defoedation of historical landmarks saddened preservationists who worked tirelessly to protect cultural heritage.
- Illegal logging operations were responsible for the defoedation of vast swathes of the rainforest.
- The environmentalist group rallied against the defoedation of coastal ecosystems, highlighting the impact on marine life.
- Efforts to combat defoedation included stricter regulations on logging practices and increased surveillance in sensitive areas.
- The defoedation caused by urban expansion encroached upon the habitats of many endangered species.
- The documentary shed light on the devastating effects of defoedation on indigenous communities reliant on the forest for their livelihoods.
- International agreements were forged to address the global issue of defoedation and its implications for climate change.
FAQs About the word defoedation
Defedation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Defoedation, the act of despoiling or ravaging, was evident in the aftermath of the war-torn region.
The defoedation of the once pristine forest left a stark reminder of humanity's disregard for nature.
Authorities launched a campaign to prevent the defoedation of the national park, aiming to preserve its biodiversity.
The defoedation of historical landmarks saddened preservationists who worked tirelessly to protect cultural heritage.
