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Meanings of great drought in English
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Usage of great drought in English
1
A great drought prevailed at this period in the province of Venezuela.
2
At last came the year of the great drought, the year of eighteen-sixty-two.
3
The great drought fell upon Sisa-Land like a curse from Heaven.
4
The steeple was built in a season of great drought.
5
The great drought and excessive heat had affected the water.
6
There are signs of a great drought within the last two or three years.
7
Soon after their death the country suffered a great drought.
8
Spain afflicted by a great drought and swarms of locusts.
9
In whatever state he appears, there ensues a great drought.'
10
Many hundreds of moons ago, there was a great drought.
11
For now the great drought had begun in earnest.
12
A great drought had fallen on Long Island, and the red men prayed for water.
13
And then came the great drought of '64, in which we lost all our cattle.
14
The great drought was over, the inside man was out, the rains had come to Zululand.
15
The most remarkable season we have had since I left Aldington was the great drought of 1911.
16
There were earthquakes, great storms, great drought.
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