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Depopulate   Listen
verb
Depopulate  v. i.  To become dispeopled. (R.) "Whether the country be depopulating or not."






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Depopulate" Quotes from Famous Books



... other than ordinary railroad trains, I have to admit a certain general disappointment in the United States. The Elevated systems in the large cities are the terrible result of an original notion which can only be called unfortunate. They must either depopulate the streets through which they run or utterly destroy the sensibility of the inhabitants; and they enormously increase and complicate the dangers of the traffic beneath them. Indeed, in the view of the unaccustomed stranger, every Elevated is an affliction so appallingly ...
— Your United States - Impressions of a first visit • Arnold Bennett

... us is no product of nature. A dozen of them would depopulate the seas in a year. It is a hideous parody of nature conceived in the brain of a madman and produced by some glandular disturbance. Saranoff spent years in glandular experimentation, and no doubt he has managed to stimulate the thyroid of a normal octopus and produce a giant. I fancy that the ...
— Astounding Stories of Super-Science, December 1930 • Various



Words linked to "Depopulate" :   depopulation, shrink, reduce



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