dryness (Meaning)
dryness (n)
the condition of not containing or being covered by a liquid (especially water)
moderation in or abstinence from alcohol or other drugs
objectivity and detachment
dryness (n.)
The state of being dry. See Dry.
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dryness Sentence Examples
- The dryness of the desert air caused my skin to feel parched and irritated.
- The dry spell has led to dryness in the garden, with plants wilting and dying.
- The dryness of the wood made it difficult to ignite the fire.
- The humidity in the air has dropped significantly, resulting in increased dryness.
- The air inside the house is uncomfortably dry, causing my nose and throat to feel dry and scratchy.
- The dryness of the soil made it difficult for the seeds to germinate and grow.
- The lack of rain has caused the dryness of the fields, making it difficult for farmers to grow crops.
- The prolonged dryness of the skin can lead to cracking and bleeding.
- The dryness of the climate has made it difficult to cultivate certain crops in the region.
- The dryness of the air in the desert makes it difficult for people to breathe.
FAQs About the word dryness
the condition of not containing or being covered by a liquid (especially water), moderation in or abstinence from alcohol or other drugs, objectivity and detach
bleakness, availability, barrenness,exhaustion, clearness, depletion,openness, desolateness, hollowness, blankness
fullness, fulness, completeness,fullness, completeness, fulness, fatness, fatness,abundance, abundance
The dryness of the desert air caused my skin to feel parched and irritated.
The dry spell has led to dryness in the garden, with plants wilting and dying.
The dryness of the wood made it difficult to ignite the fire.
The humidity in the air has dropped significantly, resulting in increased dryness.
