Difference between Eat Up and Deplete

EAT UP vs DEPLETE: VERB

To reduce by destroying or consuming the vital powers of; to exhaust, as a country of its strength or resources, a treasury of money, etc.
To empty or unload, as the vessels of human system, by bloodletting or by medicine.
To remove the contents or important elements of; empty out or exhaust.
To consume or reduce to a very low amount; use up.

In medicine, to empty or unload, as overcharged vessels, by bloodletting, purgatives, or other means.
To empty, reduce, or exhaust by drawing away, as the strength, vital powers, resources, etc.: as, to deplete a country of inhabitants.

Depasture, Swallow up, Use up, Polish off, Wipe out, Immerse, Run through, Engross, Exhaust, Deplete, Finish, Bury, Swallow, Consume, Eat

Consumes, Outrun, Liquidate, Sap, Reduce, Impoverish, Drain, Destroy, Run through, Use up, Eat up, Wipe out, Exhaust, Eat, Consume

Consumingly, Morate, Depasture, Use up, Swallow up, Polish off, Wipe out, Engross, Exhaust, Deplete, Finish, Bury, Swallow, Consume, Eat

Break, Exhausting, Consumes, Outrun, Liquidate, Sap, Reduce, Impoverish, Drain, Destroy, Use up, Wipe out, Exhaust, Eat, Consume

Unfortunately, refrigerators eat up a lot of electricity.
Eat up the desire to meet that challenge!
Mmmh, I want to eat up that Raspberry!
You may get the parts to fill, but the timespent cleaning up the porous castings can quickly eat up your profit margin.
GB per day due to rule that we are set up and it eat up storage very fast.
Over time, temporary files build up which eat up resources and can result in impacted response times.
But there are situations where backing up certain files is unnecessary and will just eat up space.
The FREE meals served at Meet Up and Eat Up follow USDA nutrition guidelines.
Have those who work evil no knowledge, who eat up my people as they eat bread, and do not call upon God?
Phrasal verbs include eat in, eat into, eat out and eat up.