drouth

A noun referring to a prolonged shortage, especially of rainfall, often used in older or regional contexts.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa uma longa falta de chuva, isto é, uma seca prolongada, sentido frequente em contextos antigos ou regionais.

1. Prolonged shortage C2 formal british

   A long period of time during which there is a lack of something, especially water or resources.

   • The region suffered from a severe drouth that lasted for years.
   • Economic drouth affected the local businesses.
   • The drouth of ideas led to a creative block.

   🇵🇹Escassez prolongada

   Sinônimos: dearthdeficiencydroughtdrynessfaminelackscarcityshortagewant

   Antônimos: abundanceexcessplentysurfeit

2. Shortage of rainfall C2 formal british

   A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water.

   • The farmers lost their crops due to the drouth.
   • The drouth caused rivers to dry up.
   • Emergency measures were taken to combat the drouth.

   🇵🇹Seca

   Sinônimos: ariditydroughtdryness

   Antônimos: delugedownpourfloodmoisturerainfallwetness

• drouths plural form
• drouths' possessive plural form
• drouth's possessive singular form