denude sentence examples

• Denudes the landscape at an alarming, and increasing, rate.
• You wouldn't entirely denude me of daughters, would you?
• Denuded of trees.
• Denuded area of red, crumbly rock.
• The county was in some places completely denuded of its trees.
• Denudethis has not prevented the government from denuding third world countries of skilled health workers.
• Denuded of protective vegetation are undermined and collapse.
• Denuded forests, eroded land and depleted wildlife populations.
• Increased rainfall created waterlogged conditions in the once fertile farmland, now denuded of its forests.
• Denuded of troops.
• Denuded tree.
• The boyn hill terrace through london is much denuded and no implements have been found in quantity, as at swanscombe and in buckinghamshire.
• Denuded of everything but a few pieces of bland leather furniture.
• Denuded much ground of its plant life.
• It is a thousand pities that the country has been so denuded of its glorious forests.
• Far more than the british garrison could have provided, it still suggests albinus had seriously denuded britain of troops.

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