Aridity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARIDITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being arid
• The state or quality of being arid or without moisture; dryness.
• Fig.: Want of interest of feeling; insensibility; dryness of style or feeling; spiritual drought.
• the quality of yielding nothing of value
• a deficiency of moisture (especially when resulting from a permanent absence of rainfall)
• a deficiency of moisture (especially when resulting from a permanent absence of rainfall).

Words related to ARIDITY

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How to use ARIDITY in a sentence

• Time does the rest, time and the aridity of separations.
• True, there is a diminution of aridity, but no disappearance, and the effect on the invalid is beneficial and decided.
• Nevertheless, with all its aridity, rigidity, and almost repulsive hardness of colour, the Doni Madonna ranks among the great pictures of the world.
• It was classic without being formal, but no description can give an idea of the charm of it in contrast with the general aridity of the Cretan landscape.
• Encountering for the first time in the history of the Anglo-Saxon race the problem of aridity, the Mormons surmounted the most perplexing obstacles with astounding skill.
• Yet oaks will not flourish between the one hundredth meridian and the eastern base of the Sierras, owing to the aridity of the climate.
• It is singularly free from those lapses into musical aridity which occasionally mar the beauty of the earlier work.
• Let us run over it step by step, and endeavor to raise the mantle of aridity and mourning with which it has been covered by the demon of Islamism.
• The trail for the next two days grew rougher and rougher, while the brilliancy of color in rock and sand increased in the same ratio as the aridity.
• Let him resolve, then, that whatever his aridity and sense of indevotion may be, he will never let himself sink utterly under his cross.
• This circumstance may operate as a proof that the aridity of her life was great, and if it should have that effect I shall not be able to gainsay it.
• He might have learnt from his own experience the aridity of a life which is barren of love.
• Amidst the heat the promontory raised its desolate aridity straight upward from the tortuous chain of rocks.
• The fierce school of controversy, in which the mind of Europe has been involved since the time of Abelard, induces periods of mental drought and aridity.
• So that aridity, instead of being adapted to dews, is a serious obstacle to their ever appearing.
• It is this extreme aridity that gives Khorassan so rich a spring flora, this season being that of rain, of melting of snow, and the ground being well moistened.
• It is this extreme aridity that necessitates the abundance of bulbous plants in Khorassan, these deposits of nutrition existing even in several of its Compositae.
• The production of food may be diminished by the exhaustion of the soil, or by the progressive aridity caused by cutting down woods.
• We think of it and love it as the dreamland of the Spanish Missions, and as a region rescued from aridity, and made a home for the invalid and the winter tourist.

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