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denuded Meaning & Definition

di-ˈn(y)üd

What Does Denuded Mean?

Denuded is used as a verb meaning to deprive of something important. It can also mean to strip of all covering or surface layers.

Denuded: Key Facts

Part of speechverb
Pronunciation/di-ˈn(y)üd/
Syllables2
Synonymsbare, uncovered and bald
Antonymscovered, mantled and overgrown
First known use1513

Denuded Definition (Verb)

  1. to deprive of something important
  2. to strip of all covering or surface layers
  3. to lay bare by erosion
  4. to strip (land) of forests

Synonyms of Denuded

Denuded synonyms and antonyms →

Antonyms of Denuded

Denuded in a Sentence

the denuded trees left behind after the forest fire had passed

Excessive logging has denuded the hillside of trees.

Word Forms & Grammar

de·nud·ed

de·nud·ing

de·nu·da·tion noun

de·nude·ment noun

denudation

denudations

denude

denuded

denudement

denudements

denudes

denuding

Words That Rhyme With Denuded

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Origin of Denuded

Middle English, from Latin denudare, from de- + nudus bare naked

First Known Use

1513

Denuded Pronunciation

Denuded is pronounced /di-ˈn(y)üd/ and has 2 syllables, with the main stress on the second syllable (n(y)üd).

Common Questions About Denuded

What part of speech is denuded?

Denuded is a verb.

What is another word for denuded?

Close synonyms of denuded are bare, uncovered and bald. See the full list of denuded synonyms and antonyms.

What is the opposite of denuded?

Antonyms of denuded include covered, mantled, overgrown and overrun.

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