inarable (Meaning)
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inarable (a.)
Not arable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inarable
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inarable Sentence Examples
- The arid region was inarable due to its scarcity of water and nutrient-poor soil.
- Despite attempts at cultivation, the rocky terrain proved inarable.
- The volcanic eruption left behind a wasteland of inarable ash and lava.
- The glacier's retreat exposed vast tracts of inarable land.
- The constant flooding made the riverside area inarable for agriculture.
- The soil had become so depleted that it was deemed inarable.
- The earthquake destroyed the infrastructure and left the land inarable.
- The abandoned mine site was rendered inarable by its toxic soil and polluted groundwater.
- The permafrost thaw had exposed inarable ground previously inaccessible for farming.
- The relentless drought transformed once-fertile fields into inarable wastelands.
FAQs About the word inarable
Not arable.
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The arid region was inarable due to its scarcity of water and nutrient-poor soil.
Despite attempts at cultivation, the rocky terrain proved inarable.
The volcanic eruption left behind a wasteland of inarable ash and lava.
The glacier's retreat exposed vast tracts of inarable land.
