Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
parched land
Noun
ˈpɑːrʧt lænd
Definition
Parched land refers to soil that has become extremely dry due to prolonged periods without rain or water.
Examples
- The farmers struggled to grow crops on the parched land during the summer drought.
- The parched land was a stark contrast to the lush greenery found nearby.
- Wildlife often suffers in regions where the land is parched and water sources are scarce.
Meaning
It describes an area of land that lacks moisture, often resulting in cracked earth and a dried-up appearance.
Synonyms
- Desiccated land
- Dry land
- Barren land
- Arid land
