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Meanings of depopulated in English
Usage of depopulated in English
1
After a century of war, Volantis found herself broken, bankrupt, and depopulated.
2
The area is strikingly depopulated, with row upon row of derelict houses.
3
They have devastated and depopulated a great portion of Sonora and Chihuahua.
4
At last the island was left utterly without defenders, and sufficiently depopulated.
5
All nature is composed of them, and nothing is depopulated and dead.
6
Not only hotels, but, in some instances, nearly whole streets were depopulated.
7
He depopulated no villages, nor towns, nor cities, either friendly or hostile.
8
St. James' Street and Pall Mall, Belgravia and May Fair are depopulated.
9
Doctor James proceeded up Twenty-fourth Street, which was, to all appearance, depopulated.
10
Many poorer or depopulated older cities would gladly trade their problems for Seattle's.
11
Alaska is being depopulated; houses and stores are closed; people are leaving despondent.
12
The valley of the upper Kuskokwim was almost depopulated by it in 1906.
13
In the year 1334 the city was almost depopulated by this dreadful pestilence.
14
Assyria was exhausted; and perhaps half depopulated by the Scythic ravages.
15
The country was devastated, depopulated, and in some places utterly barbarised.
16
The plague swept the kingdom with terrific violence, and whole provinces were depopulated.
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