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Definition of Pauperized

Pauperized
Pauperize Pau"per*ize, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Pauperized; p. pr. & vb. n. Pauperizing.] To reduce to pauperism; as, to pauperize the peasantry.

Meaning of Pauperized from wikipedia

- United Kingdom. Wikiquote has quotations related to Pauperism. Leighton, Baldwyn (1871). Pauperization: cause and cure . Shrewsbury: Messrs. Sandford....
- not say that the whole working class becomes pauperized, but rather that the part of it which is pauperized grows in size. He then carefully qualifies this...
- wife Ellen (Enid Bennett). Skinner forbids his son Skippy to play in the pauperized Shantytown, because of the unhygienic and criminal surroundings there...
- lost all desire to fight. In the cities of South and Central China, the pauperized po****ce, led by agitators, became increasingly more dissatisfied with...
- between the desire to help them in times of hunger and the fear of "pauperizing" them and reducing their incentives to work. In the 1928 Coniston m****acre...
- destruction of the Palestinian Arab community and the expulsion and pauperization of the bulk of the Palestine Arabs, were calculated to achieve the military...
- views, though primarily from an economic perspective considering the pauperization of the proletariat and the lower middle class. Strongly referring to...
- member of the wealthy Billewicz family. The Piłsudski family, although pauperized, cherished Polish patriotic traditions, and are characterized either as...
- destruction of the Palestinian Arab community and the expulsion and pauperization of the bulk of the Palestine Arabs, were calculated to achieve the military...
- decline continued, and the bureaucracy could no longer absorb all of the pauperized lesser nobles and educated people who could not find work elsewhere. This...