1 made worse or weaker -- kötüleşmiş, zayıflamış; daha da kötü/zayıf
culturally/emotionally impoverished
Relatively little is directed vertically from the comfortable citizenry to impoverished and vulnerable groups on the margin.
Virtual worlds have a tendency not only to be impoverished but to be uniform, because this is the easiest thing to do.
The locality has a resident population of approximately 81 000, many of whom live in impoverished inner city neighbourhoods.
An object is impoverished insofar as it is not plentiful.
The fact is that the daily lives of these materially impoverished workers is mediated through with their religious practices and thus reinforces their religious convictions.
He objects to the "impoverished theoretical agenda" within which we place our review, but does not outline a coherent alternative.
Generally, they have migrated from the impoverished rural regions and consequently possess low levels of education and minimal skills.
The inability of commissioners to raise money to sewer impoverished areas was not just a hypothetical issue.
