impoverish in Latin
impoverish in Latin is pauperō — impoverish means to make someone poor.
impoverish in Latin
pauperō
(transitive) To make poor.
What does "impoverish" mean?
- verb To make someone poor.
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verb To make something weaker or less rich in quality.
"That exuberant crop quickly impoverishes any fertile soil."
- verb To grow poor.
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impoverish in a sentence
- That exuberant crop quickly impoverishes any fertile soil.
- To many of us, organized religion is obnoxious. Yet if we throw out the sense of peace, order and joy that flows from religious ritual, we impoverish ourselves.
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What is "impoverish" in Latin?
"impoverish" in Latin is pauperō. impoverish means: To make someone poor.
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