But, unfortunately, the weaker side of human nature was too strong, and the system pauperised scores of people in order to prevent their becoming paupers, if I may be excused a couple of paradoxes.
Here in Britain the idle have been pauperised by doles from the public exchequer; in the United States there have been no doles.
The opera and the billiard-table were the only resources of an overgrown nobility, pauperised by their numbers, and despised for their pauperism.
The Duchess of Marlborough and other kind but mistaken ladies have pauperised some districts of Donegal.
I do not want my customers to be pauperised by being treated to anything which they do not earn.
According to Lord Brabazon and Mr. Samuel Smith, "between two and three millions of our population are always pauperised and degraded.
Families are often pauperised on account of sickness produced by living in unhealthy conditions.
Great was his surprise and disgust at the pauperised wretches he encountered, creatures that really appeared to be but little raised above the brute creation, were it not for the uncommon keenness they showed at a "catch.
Among them are the most lawless and the most pauperised of the agricultural districts.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pauperised" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
