Sentence examples similar to denuded terrain from inspiring English sources

Recent wildfires denuded much of the landscape, leaving the terrain vulnerable to erosion, and unfortunately for Montecito, California's rainy season is just beginning.

My own memories of the Pennine Way, it must be said, are not exactly green: I think of the denuded black nightmare of Kinder Scout, eroded to a terrain that seems newly released from a flood; the ankle-turning, ash-toned plateau of Cross Fell, a sudden fog contracting visibility to a metre's ambit; the bog flats of Brontë Land, tinged blood-red by the stalks of dying cotton grass.

Take a quick drive through forested terrain and see for yourself the stark browse lines, missing orchids and denuded shrubbery.

Downed and denuded trees.

Mount Tom was fairly denuded.

"There are streets that have been denuded.

Reform services were intolerably denuded of authenticity.

Now my rosebushes are almost completely denuded.

There is dislocation and a denuded prose.

In two cases an area was denuded.

But overgrazing by cattle in the late 1800s denuded the landscape.