drouth Synonyms

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Wordnet

a prolonged shortage

a shortage of rainfall

Webster

Same as Drought.

During the drouth, farmers struggled to keep their crops alive as the land went bone dry.
The intense drouth caused several wildfires, devastating vast areas of land and wildlife habitats.
The local reservoir reached critically low levels due to the relentless drouth, prompting water usage restrictions.
The government implemented emergency measures to provide aid to communities facing severe drouth conditions.
Scientists analyzed tree rings to study past drouth patterns and climate variability in the region.
The town held a prayer vigil, seeking divine intervention to end the devastating drouth.
The riverbed was completely parched due to the prolonged drouth, hindering navigation and causing ecological disruption.
Experts warned that the ongoing drouth could lead to food shortages and economic hardship in the region.
The drouth exposed ancient ruins that had been hidden underground for centuries, offering a glimpse into the past.
The community came together to organize water conservation efforts, rationing resources and raising awareness about the drouth's impact.

a prolonged shortage, a shortage of rainfallSame as Drought.

lack,shortage, deficit, deficiency, scarcity, paucity, insufficiency, dearth, undersupply, inadequacy

sufficiency, amplitude, opulence,abundance, adequacy, amplitude, abundance, plenty, adequacy, wealth

During the drouth, farmers struggled to keep their crops alive as the land went bone dry.

The intense drouth caused several wildfires, devastating vast areas of land and wildlife habitats.

The local reservoir reached critically low levels due to the relentless drouth, prompting water usage restrictions.

The government implemented emergency measures to provide aid to communities facing severe drouth conditions.