ଖାଲି ଶୂନ୍ୟ,

denuding's Usage Examples:

of time and the equally denuding industry of man, so changed are the habiliments of nature in the course of ages, that she has here been disrobed of her.

Davis who described it as follows: Given sufficient time for the action of denuding forces on a mass of land standing fixed with reference to a constant base-level.

The conflagration raged for weeks, destroying the topsoil and denuding the mountain above 2,000 feet (610 m).

sharp-beaked bird toys with boy and bubble for a bit, then pops it, the explosion denuding the creature of his feathers.

The cattle began a process of denuding the plains and altering the ecosystems of the west.

Fires also contribute to the floods in the country by denuding forest undergrowth and the dry forest soil leads to lower water intake.

The dumps are usually fenced off to prevent livestock denuding them of vegetation.

Due to the denuding of the Indian Army caused by commitments overseas during the First World.

and endeavoured to abstract her to metaphysical ideas and scholastical quiddities, denuding her of her own habits, and those ornaments with which she hath.

reformation, and endeavoured to abstract her to metaphysical ideas and scholastical quiddities, denuding her of her own habits, and those ornaments with.

Scutosaurus probably lived alone, or in very small herds, so as to avoid denuding large areas of their edible plants.

The two Gordons' response is that (1) tools should not only be used to tear down houses but also to build them up; (2) the master's tools are not the only tools available; and (3) the construction of alternative houses (theoretical models, philosophies) could decenter the value of the master's house, denuding it of mastery.

Scarce resources for steam powered pumps and mining equipment, led to denuding the local mountains of trees, which is still clearly visible in 2014.

Synonyms:

bare, denudate, strip, clear, burn off, defoliate,

Antonyms:

ample, adorned, covered, hospitable, clothed,