Denuded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DENUDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DENUDE, to strip of all covering, also DENUDATE
• strip (something) of its covering, possessions, or assets
ADJECTIVE:
• without the natural or usual covering

Words related to DENUDED

denudate10 denude8 denudes9 denuding11

How to use DENUDED in a sentence

• About two weeks ago, my client returned to Paris from a stay at her chateau in Normandy to find that he had almost denuded the town house.
• The same hard sunshine lay in its path between the brocade curtains of a room strangely denuded.
• We soon discovered his remains in the sand, denuded of every particle of flesh and muscle by the vultures and the ravenous wolves.
• He not only suffered the abbey to fall into decay, but, as far as lay in his power, alienated the land which should have kept it in repair, and denuded the estate of the timber.
• The National Forests contain about one million acres of denuded forest lands.
• Having denuded himself of his weapons, John also passed on, but not before he had shaken his fist ominously in the face of the little jailer.
• If by any chance a root is left, it is left so dragged and pulled and denuded of earth, that there is small chance that it will survive.
• Entering Persarmenia, which he found denuded of troops, he carried all before him, destroying the forts, and plundering the country.
• Royall, and stared out of the window at the denuded country.
• Another point upon which authorities differ is the extent to which Tomatoes should be denuded of their foliage.
• From the west a light wind blew, and into their faces dead leaves whirled from denuded trees far distant.
• Similarly, all available artillery was concentrated in the west, the eastern front being practically denuded.
• The chateau of Cinq-Cygne had long been empty and denuded of furniture.
• Flint hoped two more companies could come at once, and he did not care what post was denuded in his favor.
• For which reason we declare, that several years since he should have been denuded of being king, ruler, or magistrate, or of having any power to act, or to be obeyed as such.
• Arrived at the summit of the ridge, he looked down upon Forest City, a straggling village in a barren valley denuded of forests.
• This animal is occasionally found at Darjeeling, and according to Jerdon it used to be more common there before the station was so denuded of its fine trees.
• I heard gruesome tales afterwards of desolate enemy trenches and batteries denuded of men.
• When I spoke of the house being denuded, I meant relatively, of course.
• Her work now was to restore the room, denuded and desolate, to its late aspect of refinement and cheer.
• The south-eastern shore is rather steep, and the ground which rises abruptly over it is almost denuded of wood.
• Shabby still, of course, bare, almost denuded, the salon of Maria Theresa.
• You are left denuded and hungry for the old sweet vocation.
• Indeed the apprehension of the scientific truth is itself a linguistic process, for thought is nothing but language denuded of its outward garb.
• The larger part of Fukien, like many other provinces in China, has been denuded of forests, and the groves of pine which remain have all been planted.
• The animals had been denuded of hair, salted, and sewn up, and soon would be distributed among the villages somewhere in the interior of Tibet.
• The waving sea of verdure had become brown, and the clumps of trees, dotted about like islands, stood denuded of their foliage.
• He does not want it to witness the indignity of seeing its own body denuded of its skin.
• From the sea this picture is especially refreshing, with the heat left out which is reflected with great power from the sandy rocks and every denuded surface.
• There are, too, areas of many square miles in extent, where there are now no coals at all, the formation having been denuded right down to the palaeozoic back-bone of the country.
• In the higher ranges, where the hills have been denuded of forest, the country is covered with short grass, which becomes longer and more rank in the lower elevations.
• Bloemfontein was denuded of cavalry, but the combined strength of the two cavalry brigades was much under 1,000.

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