adust
əˈdʌst
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Definition of adust - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
thirstyRarehot and dry, like a parched landscapeRare
  • The adust desert stretched for miles.
arid parched scorched
2.
burned appearanceRareburned or scorchedRare
  • The adust landscape bore the marks of a recent wildfire.
charred scorched
3.
emotionRaregloomy or melancholy in moodRare
  • His adust demeanor made the room feel heavy.
dismal mournful
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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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  1. French:aride, calciné, ...
  2. German:ausgedörrt, verbrannt, ...
  3. Italian:arido, arso, ...
  4. Spanish:árido, quemado, ...
  5. Portuguese:árido, queimado, ...
  6. Chinese:干燥的, 烧焦的, ...
  7. Japanese:乾燥した, 焦げた, ...
  8. Arabic:قاحل, متفحم, ...
  9. Hebrew:צָחִיחַ, שָׂרוּף, ...
  10. Russian:выжженный, обожжённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спекотний, обпалений, ...
  12. Hindi:सूखा, जला हुआ, ...
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