Sentence examples for deforest from inspiring English sources
The word 'deforest' is correct and usable in written English
It means to clear an area of trees or forests. Example: The construction company plans to deforest the area to make way for a new housing development.
verb
To destroy or to fell all the trees of a forest.
To get themselves off the hook, and cows back on it, the abattoirs vowed that in future they would deal only with ranchers who had registered their names and property details and promised not to deforest illegally.
But usually the soil of cleared Amazon rainforest proved unsuitable for agriculture: after a few years crops would begin to fail, forcing farmers to deforest yet more land.
Dry forests in general are easier to deforest and occupy than moist forests and so are particularly targeted by human actions.
DeForest was at his funniest all night during that earnest searching.
This episode explores how Roddenberry and Serling used the future as a stage for modern morality plays, and actors like William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy (above right, with DeForest Kelley) and Nichelle Nichols describe how they prepared to interact on camera with everything including evil alien armies and a giant radish.
Still, he said, scientists "waited too long to realize that the House wanted to radically change the Forest Code, creating a broad and unrestricted license to deforest".
Virgil intends to stop the rustlers, and he is joined in his efforts by Wyatt, their brothers James Martin Milnerr) and Morgan (DeForest Kelley), and Doc.
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Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIT WAS John DeForest, a writer of the civil-war period, who defined the Great American Novel in an 1868 essay for the Nation as "painting the American soul within the framework of a novel".
