droughted
This word is irregular and typically used as a past participle of the verb 'drought'. Due to its irregular form, it can also be used more broadly as an adjective to describe a reduced amount of water or an arid environment. as in strong fondness
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Example:The arid region was home to hardy desert plants that survived on minimal rainfall.
Definition:Lacking sufficient water, characterized by very little rainfall and often coupled with high temperatures. Often describes regions where conditions are harsh and life-sustaining water resources are scarce.
Example:The soil in the droughted region was so desiccated that it crumbled to dust when touched.
Definition:Completely or almost completely dried up or having lost all moisture. This can be applied to both the environment and to biological samples that have lost their water content.
Example:The dry landscape provided no shelter or sustenance to the travelers making their way through the desert.
Definition:The basic state of lacking water, which can be applied to a variety of conditions, from the air to soil, and from a person to an environment.
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