Depopulated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPOPULATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEPOPULATE, to reduce greatly the population of
• substantially reduce the population of (an area)
ADJECTIVE:
• having lost inhabitants as by war or disease
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• ravage

Words related to DEPOPULATED

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How to use DEPOPULATED in a sentence

• Whole districts were depopulated, and monasteries and churches were ruthlessly destroyed, with their libraries and works of art.
• If France is becoming depopulated, it is because she so chooses.
• The land was depopulated by plague and impoverished by vain revolution.
• Depopulated by time, which has more than once introduced frightful pestilence, there are now not half that number.
• Its cleanliness and the air of life and business which marks the streets, are the more pleasant after coming from the dirty and depopulated Italian cities.
• From that unfortunate period, during a century, the Western Provinces of France depopulated themselves to the benefit of the Dutch Republic.
• The trees in these groves, and around many of the villages, are very large, and show what the country would become if depopulated.
• As a result of this ill-treatment, the native villages are rapidly being depopulated.
• I have known instances of whole villages being depopulated by them.
• This was the occasion of a destructive war, in the event of which the raja and his mantris were obliged to fly, and the country was nearly depopulated.
• The whole territory of Achin was almost depopulated by wars, executions, and oppression.
• But the Apaches, by their incessant attacks, made the life of the villagers so miserable that the place became depopulated.
• All nature is composed of them, and nothing is depopulated and dead.
• The island of Santo Domingo was one of several in the West Indies which had early in the 16th century been almost depopulated by the oppressive colonial policy of Spain.
• This Syria, said I to myself, now almost depopulated, then contained a hundred flourishing cities, and abounded with towns, villages, and hamlets.
• Whole villages were depopulated, not enough inhabitants being left alive to bury the dead.
• It wiped out two billion people, depopulated Africa and most of Asia, and wrecked Europe, leaving only America comparatively safe to take over.
• When BURKE, the wisest statesman England ever had, rose to speak, the House of Commons was depopulated as upon an agreed signal.
• His page will contain no exhibition of provinces depopulated, of civil authority habitually trampled down by military power, or of a community crushed by the burden of taxation.
• Considering generally the extent of country which was depopulated by him, I assert that more than two millions of people perished.
• If your Majesty does not promptly remedy this evil, I fear that the island will be entirely depopulated or remain like a country inn.
• From thence we went to Tepetitan, which was depopulated and burnt in consequence of a civil war.
• Towns and villages become so thinly scattered, that it seems as though the whole region were depopulated.
• A large portion of her territory has been depopulated, and a severe loss has been sustained by the destruction of property.
• A pestilence, attended by pains in the stomach and head, had attacked this people, and was so fatal that entire villages of the island were being depopulated.
• It is little to say, that the contentions between the successors of Alexander depopulated that part of the world of at least two millions.
• Changes are hence excessively frequent, and were they attended with much bloodshed, the country would be depopulated.
• The popular sympathy was, however, with the Attorney-General, for it was imagined that the country was utterly ruined and depopulated by the town.
• For fifteen days the depopulated and smouldering capital was surrendered to pillage.
• In less than a fortnight nearly the whole of the Ukraine was a depopulated waste, the troops of the tzar being shut up in narrow fortresses.
• Kalinga, to the south of Bengal, was depopulated but Harsha was not able to subdue Pulakesin II, the Calukya king of the Deccan.
• Yet the plague, by which it was almost depopulated some years before, had considerably abated its magnificence.

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