ruralized (Meaning)

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ruralized (imp. & p. p.)

of Ruralize

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The once bustling town had become ruralized over the decades, its streets now lined with abandoned storefronts.
The idyllic countryside was ruralized, with rolling hills dotted only by farmhouses and the occasional windmill.
The exodus of people from the city to the countryside had ruralized the once-populated urban areas.
The isolation of the ruralized village made it difficult for residents to access essential services.
The ruralized landscape offered a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life.
The government's ruralization policy aimed to revitalize declining rural communities.
The suburbanization of formerly rural areas led to a gradual ruralization of the surrounding towns.
The shift towards a ruralized lifestyle was driven by the desire for a simpler and more self-sufficient existence.
The ruralization of the region had a significant impact on local culture and traditions.
The ruralized countryside provided a picturesque backdrop for the small towns and villages that dotted the landscape.

of Ruralize

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The once bustling town had become ruralized over the decades, its streets now lined with abandoned storefronts.

The idyllic countryside was ruralized, with rolling hills dotted only by farmhouses and the occasional windmill.

The exodus of people from the city to the countryside had ruralized the once-populated urban areas.

The isolation of the ruralized village made it difficult for residents to access essential services.