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Droughts

Verb / draʊts / Another word for droughts — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Droughts are long periods of time when there is little or no rain, causing a shortage of water.

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Example sentences

  1. The droughts in Australia have caused a shortage of water for the plants.
  2. During the droughts, the farmers had to rely on irrigation to water their crops.
  3. The prolonged droughts in the area have resulted in a decline in agriculture.
  4. The droughts have affected the wildlife as they struggle to find water sources.
  5. The government has implemented water rationing during the droughts to conserve water.

Quotes

  • "A single raindrop can't cause a flood, but a single drought can cause a famine." - Unknown
  • "A drought does not end when the rains come. It ends when the aquifers are full." - Unknown
  • "Drought is a polite disaster, creeping in slowly and staying too long." - Unknown

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