Impoverished can be categorized as a verb.
Adjective |
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| impoverished - poor enough to need help from others | ||
| impoverished - destroyed financially; "the broken fortunes of the family" | ||
Verb |
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| impoverish - make poor | ||
| impoverish - take away |
| # | Sentence | ||
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| 1. | verb | The war lasting for years impoverished the country. | |
| 2. | verb | As long as we consider only the growth of goods and ignore the growth of personal and community well-being, we will be impoverished by growth. | |
| 3. | verb | Words such as "aselway," "aselkim," "tayri," "adabu," and "amulli" are all derived from various Berber lexical roots that have never been attested in the now impoverished Kabyle dialect. | |
| 4. | verb | It's absolutely useless to deny the existence of the Berber language. In fact, words such as "aselway," "aselkim," "tayri," "adabu," and "amulli" are all derived from various Berber lexical roots that have never been attested in the now impoverished Kabyle dialect. | |
| 5. | verb | Her people, who were mainly impoverished immigrants from far away, had the habit of crying a lot, and not just with tears. | |
| 6. | verb | Recently "simplistic" is being used more and more often as a substitute for "simple." Such solecisms--presumably driven by a desire to appear learned--impoverish the language.. | |
| 7. | verb | Recently "simplistic" is being used more and more often as a substitute for "simple." Such solecisms--presumably driven by a desire to appear learned--impoverish the language.. |
| Sentence | |
|---|---|
| verb | |
| The war lasting for years impoverished the country. | |
| As long as we consider only the growth of goods and ignore the growth of personal and community well-being, we will be impoverished by growth. | |
| Words such as "aselway," "aselkim," "tayri," "adabu," and "amulli" are all derived from various Berber lexical roots that have never been attested in the now impoverished Kabyle dialect. | |
| It's absolutely useless to deny the existence of the Berber language. In fact, words such as "aselway," "aselkim," "tayri," "adabu," and "amulli" are all derived from various Berber lexical roots that have never been attested in the now impoverished Kabyle dialect. | |
| Her people, who were mainly impoverished immigrants from far away, had the habit of crying a lot, and not just with tears. | |
| Recently "simplistic" is being used more and more often as a substitute for "simple." Such solecisms--presumably driven by a desire to appear learned--impoverish the language.. | |
| Recently "simplistic" is being used more and more often as a substitute for "simple." Such solecisms--presumably driven by a desire to appear learned--impoverish the language.. | |