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Meanings of arid in English
Severe lack of available water.
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Usage of arid in English
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The arid western region is rich in minerals but plagued by violence.
2
There was actually a lot of water flowing under those arid acres.
3
Much of it is an out-and-out desert; all of it is arid.
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Later, mines were opened in the mountains all through the arid regions.
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The greatest dominating people of history have their origin in arid countries.
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It also required training to operate in Mali's desert and arid mountains.
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Sadly, or perhaps not, I recognize that I have an arid heart.
8
This is indeed true of the arid desert of the Pauline frescoes.
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We crossed the arid plain and toiled up through the notch pass.
10
The Wilbur twin searched, but it was the most arid of formalities.
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The reclamation of the unsettled arid public lands presents a different problem.
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The same is true for practically every district of the arid region.
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There was more sound than on the arid wastes of the Causse.
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In the arid region it is water, not land, which measures production.
15
They turn the arid regions of western Asia into a fertile garden.
16
The night promised to be as arid as the day had been.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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