droughts

noun

SayDROWTS/dɹaʊts/

1 meaning of droughts

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noun
Plural of drought. Use this form when talking about more than one long, dry period.
The region has suffered three bad droughts in the last decade.
Long droughts can dry up rivers and kill crops.
Note

droughts is a form of drought

drought, noun: A long time when very little rain falls and the land becomes dry. Full entry

Forms: droughtdroughts plural
Spelling: drought → droughts: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /s/.

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