drought|droughts in English

noun

[draʊt]

lack of rain, abnormally dry weathe

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1. This reversed air flow causes India's droughts.

2. Droughts are occurring all over the planet.

3. Derivations and droughts Art Bandyings its zap enarthrosis and insufficiently linguistic

4. Water holes where alligators lived began to dry up in the droughts.

5. The drought has intensified.

6. The drought withered the buds.

7. Burned out by drought,

8. At the same time, rising temperatures could intensify storms, floods, and droughts.

9. However, abscisic acid accumulation precedes proline accumulation in both the drought-tolerant and drought-sensitive cultivars.

10. Addressing the challenge of water scarcity and droughts in the European Union

11. Wattle is purpose - built to withstand the country's droughts, winds and bush fires.

12. develop contingency plans for mitigating the effects of drought in areas degraded by desertification and/or drought.

13. Quotations ▼ a Bout of drought

14. The plant itself senses drought.

15. In Australia, agistment is commonly used during times of drought; livestock from a drought-affected property can be Agisted on a drought-free property elsewhere in

16. abiotic reason, e.g. drought, lightning

17. The crops failed because of drought.

18. The drought is becoming increasingly severe.

19. Severe drought has afflicted the region.

20. William deBuys’ A Great Aridness examines the history of drought in the American Southwest while offering a primer on the potential consequences of climate change in the future.The book explores historic droughts and their impact on long-gone civilizations, tells the stories the

21. - Address the increasing impacts of water scarcity and droughts in the European Union

22. Severe drought has afflicted the countryside.

23. 2007 is also not boding well with droughts, fires, floods, storms, and more.

24. Barberry tolerates pollution, shade and drought

25. During the Anima drought, these Anima …