Verb:

காட்டையழி,

disafforest's Usage Examples:

Land which had thus been once forest land and was afterwards disafforested was known as purlieu - derived by Manwood from the French pur and lieu, i.

The disafforesting of Kesteven in 1230 brought large areas under cultivation, and the same period is marked by the growth of the maritime and fishing towns, especially Boston (which had a famous fish-market), Grimsby, Barton, Saltfleet, Wainfleet and Wrangle.

Enfield Chase was a royal preserve, disafforested in 1777.

Both were disafforested in the 17th century.

These latter are at once disafforested; but those of Henry II.

Synonyms:

deforest, clear, disforest,

Antonyms:

break even, lose, incomprehensible, indistinct,