to become pauperized

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• pauperised — (Brit.) adj. poor, impoverished, indigent (also pauperized) pauperise (Brit.) v. fall into poverty, become destitute, become poor; make very poor, impoverish; reduce to pauperism (also pauperize) …   English contemporary dictionary