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Meanings of barrenness in English
Usage of barrenness in English
1
They all preserve, however, the common characteristics of barrenness, inhospitality, and misery.
2
The immediate impression that the boys received was one of cave-like barrenness.
3
But the simplicity must not be barrenness nor the bright colour gaudy.
4
After the barrenness of the desert, vegetation was now resuming its empire.
5
So they rattled away through the barrenness and drew near to Nogales.
6
She suppressed a shudder at the smallness and barrenness of the place.
7
For they are like trees pruned and trained into ugliness and barrenness.
8
She has no barrenness, no unsightliness, no poverty; everywhere beauty, everywhere riches.
9
Then upon the earth did there come dearth and drought and barrenness.
10
Mule, an intelligent; fable of, laden with salt; barrenness of the.
11
The fourth Paradise in its almost indescribable barrenness was that of the wolves.
12
In the heath's barrenness to the farmer lay its fertility to the historian.
13
The barrenness of the Causses arises, as will be seen, from natural causes.
14
A frequent cause of barrenness is stricture of the neck of the uterus.
15
By noon their water was gone and they sat studying the barrenness about.
16
Nature seemed to try to conceal the barrenness of the spot with beauty.
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