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Definition of drouth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
scarcityDated UK prolonged shortage of somethingDated UK
- The region suffered a drouth of skilled workers.
- The drouth of rain affected the crops.
- There was a drouth of new ideas in the meeting.
Origin of drouth
Old English, drugath (drought)
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- French:pénurie, ...
- German:Mangel, ...
- Italian:carenza, ...
- Spanish:escasez, ...
- Portuguese:escassez, ...
- Chinese:匮乏, ...
- Japanese:不足, ...
- Arabic:نُدْرَة, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְסוֹר, ...
- Russian:нехватка, ...
- Ukrainian:нестача, ...
- Hindi:कमी, ...
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