Impoverished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPOVERISHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPOVERISH, to make poor, also EMPOVERISH
• exhaust the strength or vitality of
• make (a person or area) poor
ADJECTIVE:
• poor enough to need help from others
• destroyed financially
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• represented by few species or individuals

Words related to IMPOVERISHED

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How to use IMPOVERISHED in a sentence

• They defeated the English in battle and ravaged a great part of the country, exacting as before ruinous contributions from the already impoverished people.
• They gave us very sad accounts of the desolate state of the island and the impoverished condition of the people.
• The temporal princes found that there were left for them inadequate and impoverished revenues.
• Bohemia, previously disarmed and impoverished, was speedily struck down.
• The first effect of this is, that the individual is enriched, while many more are impoverished.
• When England entered Egypt in 1882 she found a nation without external interests, a country too impoverished and weak to think of aught else but its own sad condition.
• These apartments were furnished as handsomely as his impoverished resources allowed, in the hope that he might have his wife and children to live with him.
• He might, in fact, have been described as an impoverished and discredited wreck.
• But, indeed, Madame du Val-Noble was only relatively impoverished.
• The Trevlyns, as thou doubtless knowest, have been sorely impoverished ever since the loss of the treasure.
• The impoverished Republic of Genoa was in desperate need of money.
• Vittoria was born in 1557, of a noble but impoverished family, at Gubbio among the hills of Umbria.
• Impoverished as we are, morally and humanly, we can no longer live in such a rambling mansion.
• It was a very fine town, rich and densely populated, but now it is thoroughly impoverished.
• Unfortunately, there remained the long-forgotten daughter of the corporal and her progeny who were alive and well, although somewhat impoverished, at Crossen.
• Sometimes it indicates an impoverished condition of the blood and shows the need of a general building up of the system.
• In the fleeting and impoverished life of Vauvenargues his friendships were the main adventure.
• My family is an impoverished one, and I have brothers and sisters dependent upon me.
• All cannot be done at once, as the destruction and damage have been very extensive, and many of the companies are utterly impoverished.
• Hence, the whole empire was impoverished, and Greece suffered severely under a government equally tyrannical in its conduct and unjust in its legislation.
• Many of the immigrants who survived the struggle reached the goal in an impoverished condition.
• We know that the impoverished country was, like the rest of England, given by the Conqueror to his followers.
• The desperate lamentations and impoverished condition of his family asserted their claims, and the time of trial found public opinion greatly divided.
• This course he had followed for many years, so that a great part of the county was impoverished by his depredations.
• The human family looks on with pity while the homeless and hungry and impoverished Californians endure pangs.
• A new one was constructed, and his coronation at Moscow was attended with freaks of expenditure which impoverished provinces.

Similar words containing POVERISH without suffix ed and without prefix im

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