thirstiness

• Nom désignant le manque d'humidité, le besoin physiologique de boire, ou un désir intense de quelque chose.

A noun referring to a deficiency of moisture, a physiological need to drink, or a strong desire for something.

indénombrable

1. Lack of moistureB2formal

   A condition of having insufficient moisture, often due to a prolonged absence of rainfall.

   Sécheresse

   • The region's thirstiness led to severe drought conditions.
   • Farmers struggled with the thirstiness of the soil.
   • The thirstiness of the desert landscape is striking.

   Synonymesariditydroughtdrynesswaterlessness

2. Need to drinkB1formal

   A physiological sensation or need to consume liquids.

   besoin de boire

   • After the long run, he felt an intense thirstiness.
   • The thirstiness was relieved by a glass of cold water.
   • She ignored her thirstiness until she finished the task.

   Synonymesthirst

3. Strong desireB2formal

   An intense craving or longing for something, not related to food or drink.

   soif (au sens figuré)

   • His thirstiness for knowledge drove him to read every book.
   • She had a thirstiness for adventure that could not be quenched.
   • The artist's thirstiness for recognition motivated her work.

   Synonymesaviditycravingdesireeagernesshankeringhungerlongingpassionthirstyearning

   Antonymesapathyindifferencesatiety