See depopulate in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"text": "And ſo in that realme were continually two kynges, vntil the kynge of Mede had depopulate the country, and brought the people in captiuite to the citie of Babylon: […]",
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"text": "A world it was to see […] his daily peregrinacion in the desert, felles and craggy mountains of that bareine vnfertile and depopulate countrey.",
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"text": "Wroth for bright-cheekt Bryseis losse; whom from Lyrnessus spoiles,\n(His owne exploit) he brought away, as trophee of his toiles,\nWhen that town was depopulate;",
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