Uncity

v. [UN-² 6 b.] trans. a. To deprive of the privileges of a city. b. To destroy as a city.

a. 1661.  Fuller, Worthies, Glouc., I. (1662), 368. Seeing some questioned its Charter, and would have had it Un-Citied, because Un-Bishoped in our Civil Wars.

1850.  Blackie, Æschylus, I. 211. The ancient city of famous Priam thou Didst sheer uncity.