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Definition of adust - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
thirstyRare hot and dry, like a parched landscapeRare
- The adust desert stretched for miles.
2.
burned appearanceRare burned or scorchedRare
- The adust landscape bore the marks of a recent wildfire.
3.
emotionRare gloomy or melancholy in moodRare
- His adust demeanor made the room feel heavy.
Origin of adust
Latin, adustus (burnt)
Examples of adust in a sentence
Farmers struggled with the adust conditions. The adust fields stretched for miles. His adust skin showed signs of long hours in the sun. Her adust expression worried her friends. The adust atmosphere was palpable in the meeting.
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- French:aride, calciné, ...
- German:ausgedörrt, verbrannt, ...
- Italian:arido, arso, ...
- Spanish:árido, quemado, ...
- Portuguese:árido, queimado, ...
- Chinese:干燥的, 烧焦的, ...
- Japanese:乾燥した, 焦げた, ...
- Arabic:قاحل, متفحم, ...
- Hebrew:צָחִיחַ, שָׂרוּף, ...
- Russian:выжженный, обожжённый, ...
- Ukrainian:спекотний, обпалений, ...
- Hindi:सूखा, जला हुआ, ...
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