Object

• landscape: Outside protected areas, extensive logging denudes the landscape at an alarming, and increasing, rate.

Preposition: of

• vegetation: Banks denuded of protective vegetation are undermined and collapse.

• troop: It was important to occupy the hill, which for the moment was quite denuded of troops.

• everything: The staging is minimal, with the singers exposed on a platform denuded of everything but a few pieces of bland leather furniture.

Modifying Another Word

• entirely: You wouldn't entirely denude me of daughters, would you?

Object

• forest: The drought have compounded a situation of lowered water tables, dried up wetlands, denuded forests, eroded land and depleted wildlife populations.

• tree: The trajectory of the object was plotted against the framework of the branches of a denuded tree.

• ground: The bulldozing of ski pistes and removal of boulders denuded much ground of its plant life.

Modifying Another Word

• completely: The county was in some places completely denuded of its trees.

• now: Increased rainfall created waterlogged conditions in the once fertile farmland, now denuded of its forests.

• much: The Boyn Hill Terrace through London is much denuded and no implements have been found in quantity, as at Swanscombe and in Buckinghamshire.

• so: It is a thousand pities that the country has been so denuded of its glorious forests.

• seriously: Far more than the British garrison could have provided, it still suggests Albinus had seriously denuded Britain of troops.