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Definition of droughty - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
weatherDated UK lacking rain or moistureDated UK
- The droughty summer affected the crops severely.
2.
metaphoricalDated UK lacking something essentialDated UK
- The artist went through a droughty period of inspiration.
Origin of droughty
Old English, drūgath (dryness)
Examples of droughty in a sentence
Farmers struggled with the droughty weather. His writing felt droughty without the usual passion. The conversation was droughty, lacking any real depth.
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- French:sec, stérile, ...
- German:trocken, dürftig, ...
- Italian:arido, sterile, ...
- Spanish:seco, falto, ...
- Portuguese:seco, estéril, ...
- Chinese:干旱的, 枯竭的, ...
- Japanese:乾燥した, インスピレーションが欠けた, ...
- Arabic:جاف, مُقْفِر, ...
- Hebrew:יָבֵשׁ, דַּל, ...
- Russian:засушливый, бесплодный, ...
- Ukrainian:посушливий, безплідний, ...
- Hindi:सूखा, अभावग्रस्त, ...
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