Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

arid-landscape

Noun

ˈɛrɪd ˈlændˌskeɪp

Definition

A type of landscape characterized by a severe lack of moisture, resulting in sparse vegetation and often harsh environmental conditions.

Examples

The arid landscape of the desert is home to unique wildlife that has adapted to the harsh conditions.
Artists often draw inspiration from the stark beauty of an arid landscape.

Meaning

An arid landscape refers to regions that receive very little precipitation, making them dry and often inhospitable for most forms of life. These areas can include deserts and semi-arid regions.