pauperise Antonyms
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Meaning of pauperise
Wordnet
pauperise (v)
reduce to beggary
pauperise Sentence Examples
- The oppressive taxes pauperized the once-affluent farmers, rendering them destitute.
- The economic crisis pauperized entire communities, leaving countless families in abysmal poverty.
- The cruel dictator's policies pauperized the masses, depriving them of basic necessities and dignity.
- The war pauperized the country, reducing its once-vibrant cities to ruins and its people to destitution.
- The drought pauperized the farmers, causing crops to fail and livestock to perish.
- The pandemic pauperized many businesses, forcing them to close and lay off their employees.
- The rising cost of living is pauperizing low-income families, making it difficult for them to make ends meet.
- The government's austerity measures pauperized the disabled and marginalized, leaving them vulnerable and without support.
- The loss of their jobs pauperized the workers, leaving them struggling to pay for food, shelter, and healthcare.
- The heartless loan shark pauperized the desperate borrower, plunging them into a cycle of debt and poverty.
FAQs About the word pauperise
reduce to beggary
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The oppressive taxes pauperized the once-affluent farmers, rendering them destitute.
The economic crisis pauperized entire communities, leaving countless families in abysmal poverty.
The cruel dictator's policies pauperized the masses, depriving them of basic necessities and dignity.
The war pauperized the country, reducing its once-vibrant cities to ruins and its people to destitution.
