Underpeopling
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Underpeopling is a noun meaning The state of having too sparse a population.
Meaning
The state of having too sparse a population.
Example Sentences
They would both lead to the overpeopling of the portions of the world which are highly endowed by nature and the underpeopling of those which are poorly endowed.
The interest of France in the fur trade resulted in the underpeopling of Canada, so that by 1754 her settlers in North America were outnumbered fourteen to one by the inhabitants of the English colonies nearby.
It will suffice here to underline that chronic underpeopling must have been a serious problem for prehistoric bands, and more so in the Italian territory, geographically much partitioned because of mountain ranges and sea arms.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include underdensity, unpopulousness, overpopulousness, impoverishedness, impoverishment, populosity.
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