How Do You Spell DEPEOPLE?

Pronunciation: [dɪpˈiːpə͡l] (IPA)

The word "depeople" is spelled with the prefix "de-" meaning "not" or "removal", and the root word "people", denoting a group of human beings. The IPA phonetic transcription of "depeople" is /dɪˈpiːpl/, with the emphasis on the second syllable. The spelling of this word indicates the action of depopulating or reducing the number of people in a certain area. The word is not widely used today, but it reflects an important issue concerning the impact of human activity on the environment and society.

DEPEOPLE Meaning and Definition

1. Depeople is a verb that refers to the act of reducing or diminishing the population of a particular area or place. It is derived from the combination of the prefix "de-" which means to remove or reverse, and the noun "people" which refers to the individuals who inhabit a given location.

   The term depeople can be used in various contexts. It can involve physically driving people away from a specific region or forcefully evacuating them due to various reasons such as conflict, natural disasters, or political policies. In such cases, depeople implies the deliberate depopulation of an area, resulting in its abandonment or significant reduction in population.

   Additionally, depeople can also be used in a broader sense to describe a decline in the population of a certain area over time due to factors such as emigration, high mortality rates, or a lack of reproductive activity. This definition encompasses both natural and human-induced processes that lead to a decrease in the overall number of inhabitants.

   The concept of depeople is often related to discussions about demographics, migration patterns, historical events, or urban planning. It exemplifies the dynamic nature of human populations and the influence of various factors on their growth or decline.

Common Misspellings for DEPEOPLE

• sepeople
• xepeople
• cepeople
• fepeople
• repeople
• eepeople
• dwpeople
• dspeople
• ddpeople
• drpeople
• d4people
• d3people
• deoeople
• deleople
• de-eople
• de0eople
• depwople
• depsople
• depdople
• deprople

Etymology of DEPEOPLE

The word "depeople" is derived from the combination of the prefix "de-" (meaning "remove" or "take away") and the noun "people" (referring to a collective group of individuals or population). It is believed to have originated in the late 16th to early 17th century, during the Early Modern English period.

Conjugate verb Depeople

CONDITIONAL

I would depeople

you would depeople

he/she/it would depeople

we would depeople

they would depeople

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be depeopling

you would be depeopling

he/she/it would be depeopling

we would be depeopling

they would be depeopling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have depeople

you would have depeople

he/she/it would have depeople

we would have depeople

they would have depeople

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been depeopling

you would have been depeopling

he/she/it would have been depeopling

we would have been depeopling

they would have been depeopling

FUTURE

I will depeople

you will depeople

he/she/it will depeople

we will depeople

they will depeople

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be depeopling

you will be depeopling

he/she/it will be depeopling

we will be depeopling

they will be depeopling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have depeopled

you will have depeopled

he/she/it will have depeopled

we will have depeopled

they will have depeopled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been depeopling

you will have been depeopling

he/she/it will have been depeopling

we will have been depeopling

they will have been depeopling

IMPERATIVE

you depeople

we let´s depeople

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to depeople

PAST

I depeopled

you depeopled

he/she/it depeopled

we depeopled

they depeopled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was depeopling

you were depeopling

he/she/it was depeopling

we were depeopling

they were depeopling

PAST PARTICIPLE

depeopled

PAST PERFECT

I had depeopled

you had depeopled

he/she/it had depeopled

we had depeopled

they had depeopled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been depeopling

you had been depeopling

he/she/it had been depeopling

we had been depeopling

they had been depeopling

PRESENT

I depeople

you depeople

he/she/it depeoples

we depeople

they depeople

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am depeopling

you are depeopling

he/she/it is depeopling

we are depeopling

they are depeopling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

depeopling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have depeopled

you have depeopled

he/she/it has depeopled

we have depeopled

they have depeopled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been depeopling

you have been depeopling

he/she/it has been depeopling

we have been depeopling

they have been depeopling