Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
arid-plain
noun
/ˈær.ɪd pleɪn/
Definition
A flat area of land characterized by a severe lack of moisture, often leading to desert-like conditions.
Examples
- The arid plain stretched for miles, devoid of any green vegetation.
- During our road trip, we passed through an arid plain that seemed lifeless under the intense sun.
- Most animals living in arid plains are specially adapted to survive with minimal water.
Meaning
Arid plains refer to large expanses of land that experience extremely dry conditions, making it difficult for vegetation to thrive.
Synonyms
- desert
- dry land
- barren plain
