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Definition of immiseration - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
socio-economicRare the process of becoming poor or miserableRare
- The policy led to the immiseration of many families.
2.
making poorRare the act of making someone very poorRare
- The war led to the immiseration of many families.
Origin of immiseration
Latin, miser (wretched)
Examples of immiseration in a sentence
Immiseration was evident in the declining living standards. The policy resulted in the immiseration of the rural population. Economic downturns often lead to the immiseration of vulnerable groups.
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- French:appauvrissement, déstabilisation économique, ...
- German:Verelendung, Verarmung, ...
- Italian:miseria, impoverimento forzato, ...
- Spanish:empobrecimiento, pobreza inducida, ...
- Portuguese:imiserização, ...
- Chinese:贫困化, ...
- Japanese:貧困化, 貧困に追いやること, ...
- Arabic:إِفْقَار, تَجْوِيع, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְרוֹשְׁשׁוּת, הַעֲנָיָה, ...
- Russian:обнищание, обнищание населения, ...
- Ukrainian:зубожіння, збідніння, ...
- Hindi:दुर्दशा, गरीबीकरण, ...
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