| Definition of 'aridness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) aridity, aridness, thirstiness
a deficiency of moisture (especially when resulting from a permanent absence of rainfall)
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| Definition of 'aridness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) aridness
aridity; dryness
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Sense: dry
The soil is rather arid.
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 Afrikaans: dorheid |
 Arabic: جَفاف، قُحولَه |
 Bulgarian: сухота |
 Brazilian: aridez |
 Czech: suchost, vyprahlost |
 German: die Dürre |
 Danish: tørhed; ufrugtbarhed |
 Greek: ξηρότητα |
 Spanish: aridez |
 Estonian: kuivus |
 Farsi: خشکی |
 Finnish: kuivuus |
 French: aridité |
 Hebrew: צְחִיחוּת, שׁמָמָה |
 Hindi: शुष्कता |
 Croatian: suhoparnost |
 Hungarian: szárazság |
 Indonesian: kekeringan |
 Icelandic: þurrleiki |
 Italian: aridità |
 Japanese: 乾燥 (状態) |
 Korean: 불모 |
 Lithuanian: sausringumas |
 Latvian: sausums |
 Malay: kekontangan |
 Dutch: dorheid |
 Norwegian: tørrhet |
 Polish: suchość |
 Persian: خشکی |
 Pashto: وچوالی |
 Portuguese: aridez |
 Romanian: ariditate |
 Russian: засушливость |
 Slovak: vyprahnutosť |
 Slovenian: nerodovitnost |
 Serbian: suvoća |
 Swedish: torrhet, torka |
 Thai: ความแห้งแล้ง |
 Turkish: kuraklık, çoraklık |
 Taiwanese: 乾旱的狀態 |
 Ukrainian: неродючість |
 Urdu: بے کیفی |
 Vietnamese: sự khô cằn |
 Chinese: 干旱 |
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