repopulate in English

verb

1

introduce a population into (a previously occupied area or country).

the area was repopulated largely by Russians

Use "repopulate" in a sentence

1. Repopulate the Autocomplete cache from suggested contacts: To repopulate the Autocomplete cache you actually have the click the SEND button

2. These survivors would thus be left to repopulate the continent.

3. "We want to get rid of the shantytowns, to repopulate the countryside," Giordani said.

4. In response, the Ministry of Environment and Forests plans to take some tigers from Ranthambhore to repopulate Sariska.

5. So their ability to repopulate and recover from overfishing pressures is very small, said Karan.

6. One fish can also repopulate an area, even if it ends up stranded on its own.

7. This treatment ablates the bone marrow, and hence the body's ability to recover and repopulate the blood.

8. Carlos Magdalena now plans to repopulate the plant in its native home in the hot springs of Rwanda.

9. The address resolution protocol will repopulate the cache from traffic it snoops and from new requests.

10. The simple solution is to simply exterminate everybody, and repopulate the area with your own people.

11. Taking probiotics to repopulate the gut is a little like taking a vitamin supplement instead of eating real foods.

12. Over time, the survivors will fill vacated niches and repopulate the earth with a new, stunning variety of lifeforms.

13. The hope now is to produce a strain that is immune to the disease and can, in the long term, repopulate woodlands.

14. The white pine, pictured above, was the first tree to fully repopulate, and by 19 forest cover had increased by 70 percent—and still continues to grow.