aridities (Meaning)

Webster

aridities (pl.)

of Aridity

The aridities of the desert made it an inhospitable environment for most forms of life.
Scholars often delve into the aridities of ancient texts, seeking to uncover hidden meanings.
The aridities of bureaucracy can often stifle innovation and progress within organizations.
Despite the aridities of the subject matter, the lecturer managed to engage the audience with humor and anecdotes.
The writer's exploration of the human condition delves deep into the emotional aridities of the soul.
The aridities of the academic discourse can sometimes alienate those outside the field.
In literature, characters are often depicted grappling with the aridities of existential crises.
The aridities of the regulatory process slowed down the implementation of much-needed reforms.
He sought solace in art to escape the aridities of everyday life.
Philosophers throughout history have wrestled with the aridities of metaphysical inquiry.

of Aridity

boring, weary, tiring, heavy, old, stupid, dry, wearying, dusty, slow

engrossing, exciting, engrossing, intriguing, surprising, surprising, amazing, marvelous, marvellous, wonderful

The aridities of the desert made it an inhospitable environment for most forms of life.

Scholars often delve into the aridities of ancient texts, seeking to uncover hidden meanings.

The aridities of bureaucracy can often stifle innovation and progress within organizations.

Despite the aridities of the subject matter, the lecturer managed to engage the audience with humor and anecdotes.