Synonyms for depletion
de·ple·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. depletionnoun

   the act of decreasing something markedly

2. depletionnoun

   the state of being depleted

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1. • Decrease
   • Temporary State

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1. depletionnoun

   Synonyms:
   exhausting, draining, emptying, evacuation

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1. List of paraphrases for "depletion":

   exhaustion, impoverishment, burnout, stratospheric, thinning, depleting, rarefaction, loss, exertion, destruction, underrun, decrease, decimation, non-exhaustion

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1. Zhou Jianping:

   In the northeast, some cities have gone through more than 100 years of coal exploitation and China needs to pay attention to them and solve problems like looking after the old, the shortage of pension funds, paying the costs of resource depletion and the environment.

2. Takashi Yamamoto:

   These [threats] include water pollution caused by oil development and marine transport as well as fishery-associated hazards, such as bycatch and depletion of prey species.

3. Matthew Warchus:

   Writers and performers, choreographers, directors, designers - many of them start off in theater, what's going to happen to them? They're not able to work now. How will they sustain a career going forward when they have been hit in this way? So this is going to be a major depletion and knockback for all of those platforms.

4. Vijay Gupta:

   Depletion of water is 50 percent this year due to lower snowfall and rainfall.

5. Mohd Emir:

   I'm quite optimistic because of the levy the Indonesian government put into crude palm oil, they would be able to implement it pretty fast and stocks would start to come down in February or March next year, malaysia and Indonesia combined, we have nearly 5 million tonnes of stocks of CPO now in the market. Any depletion will impact prices positively.