"Thirstiest" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Thirstiest" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Thirstiest" Meaning

Most extremely thirsty.

"Thirstiest" Examples

Usage Examples:


1. The thirstiest person at the party was the one who downed an entire pitcher of water in one go.

The adjective "thirstiest" is used to describe someone who has the greatest level of thirst among all the others.

2. After a marathon run on a hot summer day, John felt the thirstiest and headed straight to the nearest water fountain.

In this example, "thirstiest" is used to indicate the extreme level of thirst John felt after his physical activity.

3. The drought-stricken region is possibly the thirstiest on the planet right now.

Here, "thirstiest" is used to describe a geographic area as being extreme in its condition of drought.

4. This movie satirical comedy portrays a people passport as the thirstiest travel tellingly in non-existent stories.

In this context, the adaptability and playfulness of the word "thirstiest" is used to describe travelers in a nonsensical and humorous way, adding satire to the movie script.

5. A translational genre new and non-controversial plural takes off as the thirstiest nodes seen even more.

Applying "thirstiest" in this example is indicative of a new trend or innovative concept that gains popularity, replacing or surpassing existing trends.

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