1
He resolutely denuded his mind of thought; he repeated the multiplication table.
2
Even relatively small numbers of livestock can now keep the hills denuded.
3
The chateau of Cinq-Cygne had long been empty and denuded of furniture.
4
The land was teeming with war money and denuded of necessary goods.
5
The National Forests contain about one million acres of denuded forest lands.
6
They continued on at a steady trot, suddenly amongst the denuded hills.
7
Shabby still, of course, bare, almost denuded, the salon of Maria Theresa.
8
Whole forest areas in the South have been denuded for hickory for spokes.
9
The French have led in extending reforestation on denuded mountain sides.
10
They were people of the forest and the river, of broken denuded hills.
11
During the last millennium, this island was almost completely denuded of its woods.
12
The things which here and there seem only distorted limbs are denuded trees.
13
You are left denuded and hungry for the old sweet vocation.
14
All the rest resembles a jaw which has been denuded of its teeth.
15
When I spoke of the house being denuded, I meant relatively, of course.
16
To dust they shall all return, denuded, depressed, disheartened and in utter despair.
