deraination (Meaning)
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deraination (n.)
The act of pulling up by the roots; eradication.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deraination
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deraination Sentence Examples
- The deraination of the soil was caused by excessive deforestation in the area.
- Researchers are studying the deraination process to understand its impact on local ecosystems.
- Urbanization often leads to deraination, altering natural water flow patterns.
- The deraination of the riverbanks resulted in severe erosion during the rainy season.
- Climate change exacerbates deraination in vulnerable regions, affecting agricultural productivity.
- Effective land management practices can help mitigate deraination and its adverse effects.
- The government implemented policies to prevent further deraination of critical wetland habitats.
- Restoration projects aim to reverse deraination and restore biodiversity in degraded areas.
- Satellite imagery revealed significant deraination along the coastline due to human activities.
- Education campaigns raise awareness about the importance of preventing deraination for sustainable development.
FAQs About the word deraination
The act of pulling up by the roots; eradication.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The deraination of the soil was caused by excessive deforestation in the area.
Researchers are studying the deraination process to understand its impact on local ecosystems.
Urbanization often leads to deraination, altering natural water flow patterns.
The deraination of the riverbanks resulted in severe erosion during the rainy season.
