devitalization (Meaning)

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devitalization (n)

the act of reducing the vitality of something

The devitalization of the ecosystem was evident as once-lush forests turned barren and lifeless.
Agricultural practices led to the devitalization of the soil, leaving it depleted of essential nutrients.
The prolonged exposure to toxins resulted in the devitalization of the marine habitat, threatening entire species.
Urbanization often leads to the devitalization of communities, as traditional bonds weaken amidst rapid development.
The devitalization of traditional crafts is a concern as modernization replaces skilled artisanal practices with mechanized production.
Neglecting mental health can result in the devitalization of one's emotional well-being, impacting overall quality of life.
Overconsumption of processed foods contributes to the devitalization of our bodies, leading to various health issues.
The devitalization of historical landmarks diminishes their cultural significance, erasing tangible connections to the past.
Deforestation accelerates the devitalization of ecosystems, disrupting delicate balances and biodiversity.
The devitalization of local economies due to globalization highlights the need for sustainable development practices.

the act of reducing the vitality of something

weaken, exhaust, enervate,undermine, petrify, drain, burn out, desiccate, geld, sap

enliven, vitalize, arouse, energize, stir, invigorate, quicken, energize, vivify, stir

The devitalization of the ecosystem was evident as once-lush forests turned barren and lifeless.

Agricultural practices led to the devitalization of the soil, leaving it depleted of essential nutrients.

The prolonged exposure to toxins resulted in the devitalization of the marine habitat, threatening entire species.

Urbanization often leads to the devitalization of communities, as traditional bonds weaken amidst rapid development.