siccity (Meaning)
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siccity (n.)
Dryness; aridity; destitution of moisture.
Synonyms & Antonyms of siccity
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siccity Sentence Examples
- The siccity of the desert landscape parched the vegetation and withered the once-vibrant ecosystem.
- The siccity of the summer months made it difficult to keep crops watered, resulting in widespread agricultural losses.
- The riverbed was dry due to the siccity of the season, leaving stranded fish and aquatic life.
- The siccity of the soil made it difficult to cultivate new plants, limiting the region's agricultural productivity.
- The siccity of the climate had a profound impact on the local fauna, forcing many species to adapt or migrate.
- The prolonged siccity threatened to deplete the town's water reserves, prompting officials to implement water restrictions.
- The drought-stricken region experienced extreme siccity, causing widespread crop failures and economic hardship.
- The siccity of the environment exacerbated the effects of wildfires, making them more frequent and severe.
- The siccity-tolerant plants of the desert had evolved unique adaptations to survive in the arid conditions.
- The siccity of the atmosphere contributed to the formation of dust storms, creating a hazardous and unhealthy environment.
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Dryness; aridity; destitution of moisture.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The siccity of the desert landscape parched the vegetation and withered the once-vibrant ecosystem.
The siccity of the summer months made it difficult to keep crops watered, resulting in widespread agricultural losses.
The riverbed was dry due to the siccity of the season, leaving stranded fish and aquatic life.
The siccity of the soil made it difficult to cultivate new plants, limiting the region's agricultural productivity.
