impoverishing (Meaning)

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impoverishing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Impoverish

No strong antonyms found.

The pandemic is impoverishing millions of people, depriving them of basic necessities.
In the aftermath of the natural disaster, the impoverished survivors struggle to rebuild their lives.
The widening income gap is impoverishing the middle class, increasing social inequality.
The high cost of healthcare is impoverishing families, leaving them unable to pay for other necessities.
The deforestation of the Amazon rainforest is impoverishing its indigenous communities, depriving them of their traditional way of life.
Corrupt officials are impoverishing their nation by stealing public funds.
The disinvestment in education is impoverishing the minds of our children, hindering their future prospects.
The government's austerity measures are impoverishing the poor and vulnerable, leaving them even more destitute.
The loss of biodiversity due to pollution and habitat destruction is impoverishing the planet's ecosystem.
The systemic racism and discrimination in society impoverish marginalized communities, perpetuating a cycle of disadvantage.

of Impoverish

pauperizing, beggaring, ruining, reducing,bankrupting,busting, breaking,cleaning (out), wiping out, straitening

enriching,enriching,,richening, richening

The pandemic is impoverishing millions of people, depriving them of basic necessities.

In the aftermath of the natural disaster, the impoverished survivors struggle to rebuild their lives.

The widening income gap is impoverishing the middle class, increasing social inequality.

The high cost of healthcare is impoverishing families, leaving them unable to pay for other necessities.