drought (Meaning)
drought (n)
a shortage of rainfall
a prolonged shortage
drought (n.)
Dryness; want of rain or of water; especially, such dryness of the weather as affects the earth, and prevents the growth of plants; aridity.
Thirst; want of drink.
Scarcity; lack.
Synonyms & Antonyms of drought
drought Sentence Examples
- The severe drought has caused widespread crop failures in the region.
- Many communities are struggling with water shortages due to the prolonged drought.
- The drought has forced wildlife to leave their natural habitats in search of water and food.
- The government has imposed water restrictions in an attempt to conserve water during the drought.
- Farmers are facing financial difficulties as the drought has decimated their crops.
- The drought has caused lakes, rivers, and reservoirs to dry up, leaving fish and other aquatic life stranded.
- Scientists are studying the effects of climate change on the frequency and severity of droughts.
- The drought has led to an increase in wildfires, as dry vegetation is more susceptible to burning.
- The local people are praying for rain to end the drought and alleviate their suffering.
- The government is providing aid to communities affected by the drought, including access to clean drinking water and food supplies.
FAQs About the word drought
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sufficiency, opulence, wealth, opulence,abundance, adequacy, plenty, abundance, sufficiency, amplitude
The severe drought has caused widespread crop failures in the region.
Many communities are struggling with water shortages due to the prolonged drought.
The drought has forced wildlife to leave their natural habitats in search of water and food.
The government has imposed water restrictions in an attempt to conserve water during the drought.
