"Drought" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Drought" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Drought

"Drought" Meaning

A drought is a long period of abnormally low rainfall, resulting in dryness of the soil and water scarcity, often affecting crops, livestock, and human consumption.

"Drought" Examples

Examples of "Drought":

The city experienced a severe drought in 2012, leaving many farms without water. [noun]
The lack of rainfall led to a devastating drought that affected the entire region. [noun]
The government implemented strict water-saving measures to combat the ongoing drought. [noun]
The crops withered away due to the prolonged drought that lasted for several months. [noun]
The residents of the affected areas have been dealing with the consequences of the drought for years. [noun]

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Drosophilists

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Droughts

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