droughty (Meaning)

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droughty (a.)

Characterized by drought; wanting rain; arid; adust.

Dry; thirsty; wanting drink.

The droughty conditions forced the farmers to seek alternative water sources for irrigation.
The plants wilted under the droughty weather, making it difficult for the gardeners to maintain their vibrant landscapes.
The city faced water shortages due to the droughty conditions, prompting the authorities to implement water conservation measures.
The droughty climate of the region contributed to frequent wildfires, leading to ecological damage and loss of biodiversity.
Animals struggled to find sustenance in the droughty grasslands, resulting in reduced livestock populations and affecting local livelihoods.
Droughty weather patterns affected crop yields, causing economic hardships for farmers and disruptions in the global food supply chain.
The droughty conditions in the region led to heightened tensions over water resources, sparking conflicts between different communities.
The government implemented drought relief programs to provide assistance to farmers and communities affected by the droughty weather conditions.
The droughty climate of the area necessitated the construction of water storage facilities and innovative irrigation systems to ensure a reliable water supply.
Researchers studied the impact of droughty conditions on ecosystems, aiming to develop sustainable solutions and strategies for adaptation and conservation.

Characterized by drought; wanting rain; arid; adust., Dry; thirsty; wanting drink.

dry, arid, thirsty, sear, desert, bone-dry, desertic, sere,waterless, ultradry

dank, humid,moist, damp, saturated, wet, humid, soggy, waterlogged, wet

The droughty conditions forced the farmers to seek alternative water sources for irrigation.

The plants wilted under the droughty weather, making it difficult for the gardeners to maintain their vibrant landscapes.

The city faced water shortages due to the droughty conditions, prompting the authorities to implement water conservation measures.

The droughty climate of the region contributed to frequent wildfires, leading to ecological damage and loss of biodiversity.