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Used to describe the entire event, including the action that sparked those to wish to leave a location, and that of the action of the inhabitants leaving said location, of an area being desolated or becoming devoid of life. Elaboration of the Definition (Examples): "the action that sparked...": "the action of the inhabitants leaving...": The citizens of the city evacuated in horror when news spread about the explosives. A Desolance can have many Desolances within (Called Subdesolances), as long as they are restricted to describing short periods of time where each had a new problem arise.
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