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1 fakirleştir
1. impoverish 2. make poor 3. impoverished (v.) -
2 fakirleştirmek
v. reduce to beggary, pauperize, impoverish, beggar, make poor--------fakirleştirmek (dil)v. emasculate -
3 fakirleştirmemek
v. (neg. form of fakirleştirmek) reduce to beggary, pauperize, impoverish, beggar, make poor -
4 güçsüzleştirmek
v. weaken, impoverish -
5 güçsüzleştirmemek
v. (neg. form of güçsüzleştirmek) weaken, impoverish -
6 verimsizleştirmek
v. emaciate, impoverish, sterilize -
7 verimsizleştirmemek
v. (neg. form of verimsizleştirmek) emaciate, impoverish, sterilize -
8 yoksullaştırmak
v. impoverish -
9 yoksullaştırmamak
v. (neg. form of yoksullaştırmak) impoverish -
10 zayıflatmak
v. cripple, emaciate, damp down, debilitate, emasculate, enervate, evirate, fade, impair, impoverish, reduce, slim, soften, thin down, thin of, thin out, weaken, wear away, wear down -
11 zayıflatmamak
v. (neg. form of zayıflatmak) cripple, emaciate, damp down, debilitate, emasculate, enervate, evirate, fade, impair, impoverish, reduce, slim, soften, thin down, thin of, thin out, weaken, wear away, wear down -
12 fakirleştirmek
to make poor, to beggar, to impoverish -
13 yoksullaştırmak
to impoverish, to beggar -
14 fakirleştirmek
"/ı/ to impoverish; to pauperize." -
15 yoksullaştırmak
/ı/ to impoverish.
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impoverish — index deplete, depreciate, deprive, despoil, plunder, spend Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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