| It is nature's twilight zone, a place that has repulsed all human efforts to mine or farm it, or denude it with herds of cattle or flocks of sheep. |
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| He must express himself accurately, clearly and briefly, but he need not denude his language of beauty and appeal. |
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| You do not top or denude the landscape for vistas, because first of all it becomes high management. |
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| The nesting population of double-crested cormorants is too large and threatens to denude the island flora and extirpate the associated fauna. |
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| In the competition for excess, it is also necessary for a candidate's handlers to denude every dime store within a hundred miles of its stock of red, white and blue balloons. |
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| A swarm of Japanese beetles can denude a peach tree in 15 minutes, leaving nothing but bare branches and the fruit pits. |
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| Snow geese often denude areas of cotton grass, leaving behind mostly mosses, which increases the flux of solar energy into soils. |
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| Claud considered it a pleasure to denude his property of expensively raised pheasants. |
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| Meanwhile, this product is also an ideal piece of hair removal equipment to denude hair on lip, beard, armpit hair, and body hair, etc. |
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| Explosive eruptions and, to a lesser extent, effusive eruptions can denude areas around a volcano and disrupt drainage patterns, leading to long-term flooding problems. |
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| These decisions, each at the margin, can denude a financial centre. |
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| Indeed, some MPs from these cities are privately anxious that mayors will denude them of power and prestige. There is also a strategic opportunity for the Tories in this new wave of localism. |
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| But differences in taxation policy between the Member States can, in many cases, denude the benefits of the Internal Market of much of their value. |
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| This product is an ideal hair removal machine to denude hairs. |
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