Adjective:

தீர்த்துவிடுவர்,

depleted's Usage Examples:

No patient with TA-GVHD had received leucocyte depleted blood components.

As pigments are depleted, the hair gradually lightens and eventually will turn completely white when there are no remaining pigments in any strands.

This yields a buffy coat preparation in which the majority of mature erythrocytes have been depleted.

Hamilton had cabled home asking for reinforcements and for very large drafts that were needed to bring the depleted units under his command up to their war establishment.

the Lodovisi, with unparalleled rapacity Urban's Barberini enriched themselves from a chronically depleted treasury.

the diminished kingdom and its depleted exchequer; while the agricultural depression induced by the enormous fall in the price of corn all over Europe caused fresh demands upon the state, and added Io,000,000 rix-dollars to the national debt before 1835.

Since funds cannot be reloaded onto the card, a new card must be purchased when the funds are depleted.

About the same time, the force in front of De la Rey and Kemp in the west being depleted to find the troops for larger operations, the Boers made a fierce surprise attack on Colonel Kekewich's column at Moedville, in which Kekewich was wounded and his troops hard pressed for a time.

The ruinous expenditure upon the Great Armada had also depleted the Spanish treasury and Philip found himself virtually bankrupt.

He felt completely depleted of his power, the sense of being fully human again returning.

TTTS may be treated by removing fluid from the overfilled recipient amniotic sac and placing it into the depleted sac of the pumping twin.

Last week she noticed it looked rather depleted; in fact the fuchsia had been completely defoliated.

Pellagra >>Pellagra was common in the past when poverty led to malnutrition or where corn was a main staple and was prepared and stored in such a way that niacin was depleted from food.

Synonyms:

deficient, low, insufficient,

Antonyms:

up, superior, ample, sufficient,