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im·pov·er·ished[ɪmˈpɒvərɪʃt, AM -ˈpɑ:vɚ-]1. (poor) arm, verarmtan \impoverished culture/language eine verarmte Kultur/Sprache* * *[Im'pɒvərISt]adjarm; person, conditions also ärmlich; (= having become poor) verarmt; soil ausgelaugt, erschöpft; supplies erschöpft; (fig) dürftig* * *adj.verarmt adj.
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