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barrens Meaning
barrens
producing inferior or little to no vegetation, habitually failing to fruit, incapable of producing offspring, not reproducing, producing little or no vegetation, lacking interest or charm, unproductive of results or gain, lacking inspiration or ideas, producing inferior crops, not yet or not recently pregnant, a tract of barren land, not productive, an extent of usually level land having an inferior growth of trees or little vegetation, not able to produce offspring, devoid, lacking, usually failing to fruit, not producing results or gain
barrens Sentence Examples
- The desolate barrens stretched out before us, a vast expanse of barren land.
- The wind howled through the desolate barrens, carrying a chilling whisper.
- The animals struggled to survive in the unforgiving barrens, where food was scarce.
- The once-fertile grasslands had withered into desolate barrens, ravaged by drought.
- The lone traveler crossed the desolate barrens, guided only by the stars.
- The barren landscape extended as far as the eye could see, a testament to the harsh conditions.
- The barren hillsides offered little shelter from the scorching sun.
- The acidic soil of the barrens made it impossible for most plants to thrive.
- The weather in the barrens was unpredictable, with sudden storms and bitter cold.
- The barren land was a reminder of the fragility of our planet and the importance of conservation.
FAQs About the word barrens
producing inferior or little to no vegetation, habitually failing to fruit, incapable of producing offspring, not reproducing, producing little or no vegetation
deserts, wilds, bushes, wildernesses, heaths, wastes,wastelands,badlands, brushes, dust bowls
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The desolate barrens stretched out before us, a vast expanse of barren land.
The wind howled through the desolate barrens, carrying a chilling whisper.
The animals struggled to survive in the unforgiving barrens, where food was scarce.
The once-fertile grasslands had withered into desolate barrens, ravaged by drought.
