Impoverish
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 258
im-povVi-ish, v.t. to make poor: to exhaust the resounds ias of a nation), or fertility (as of the soil;.—;/ Impoverishment. [A corr. of appovn -ant, pr p. of O. Fr appovrir (Fr. appauv' ir — Fr. prefix tip- (~ L. ad), towards, and O. Fr. povre (Fr. pauv> poor— L. pauper.) Impracticable, im-prak'tik-a-bl not able tc be done unmanageable stubborn. adv. Impracticably. —ns. Impracticability, Imprac'tioablenesB. [L. in, not, and Practicable.]
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