overbarren (Meaning)
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overbarren (a.)
Excessively barren.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overbarren
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overbarren Sentence Examples
- The overbarren wasteland stretched endlessly, devoid of any signs of life.
- Climate change had rendered the once-fertile land overbarren, incapable of supporting crops.
- The overbarren landscape was a stark reminder of the consequences of environmental degradation.
- Farmers struggled to eke out a living in the overbarren soil, their harvests meager and unreliable.
- The overbarren hillsides provided little grazing for livestock, leading to widespread malnutrition.
- The overbarren plains were a haunting testament to the destructive power of human activity.
- Overbarren soil posed a significant challenge to efforts to reintroduce endangered species.
- The overbarren conditions threatened the survival of local wildlife, as they struggled to find sustenance.
- The government implemented ambitious reforestation projects to combat overbarrenness and restore balance to the ecosystem.
- Despite the overbarren conditions, some hardy plants and animals had adapted and found a precarious foothold in the desolate landscape.
FAQs About the word overbarren
Excessively barren.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The overbarren wasteland stretched endlessly, devoid of any signs of life.
Climate change had rendered the once-fertile land overbarren, incapable of supporting crops.
The overbarren landscape was a stark reminder of the consequences of environmental degradation.
Farmers struggled to eke out a living in the overbarren soil, their harvests meager and unreliable.
