Sentence examples for was denuded from inspiring English sources
verb
To divest of all covering; to make bare or naked; to strip.
- He denuded himself of his clothes.
EDAYANCHAVADI, INDIA — Another piece of land was denuded around here last month.
There was not a tree in sight; the landscape was denuded.
Most of the place was denuded and a pile of wrapped boxes and plastic bins rose to the ceiling in the living room.
But early in the 20th century, this area was denuded for a sugar plantation owned by a Grenadian who hit it big in the American gambling industry.
Almost three-quarters of Vermont was denuded for sheep pasture; a century later, sheep defoliated the western high desert and mountain meadows alike.
His cover of "The Joker," by the Steve Miller Band, was denuded but still made clear just how anodyne his own material was.
According to the Secretary, unchecked industrial logging was denuding the forests at an unsustainable pace.
"There are streets that have been denuded.
The forests had been denuded here as well.
Not that the world is denuded of excitement.
Many children seek to be denuded because excess fuzz embarrasses them.
