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Meanings of aridness in English
Portuguese
aridez A deficiency of moisture (especially when resulting from a permanent absence of rainfall)
Synonyms
Examples for "dryness"
Examples for "dryness"
1
RI: Windburn and itchy skin result from surface dryness of the skin.
2
A great dryness of the salt consumes the substance of the egg.
3
The hot air quickly affects the palate and causes an artificial dryness.
4
During these variations of the zodiacal light, the hygrometer indicated considerable dryness.
5
Press your way through to God in spite of dryness and deadness.
1
We had an uncomfortable experience because of the excessive heat and aridity.
2
Even in the aridity of a chronicle the accusation and rejoinder are dramatic.
3
Nothing strikes the imagination more than the absolute aridity of the region now.
4
The aridity of the hills of Sérignan is unfavourable to them.
5
The aridity of her background emphasises the paradoxical claustrophobia of large, well-appointed spaces.
1
I felt immediately a fit of blood-thirstiness creep over me.
2
Even nowadays, though, the thirstiness of mankind is something supernatural.
3
Then his brain flamed with the sole horror of thirstiness!
4
Every year you are bombing this or that nation, because of your thirstiness for blood.
5
It ain't anything but air and heat and thirstiness pasted together by a person's imagination.
Usage of aridness in English
1
But I felt a great aridness within me, and the sources of grace seemed closed against me.
Frequent collocations
Aridness through the time