drought

/draʊt/
noun
  1. A long period of time with little or no rain, causing water shortages.
    • The farmers lost their crops because of the severe drought.
    • The government provided aid to areas affected by the drought.
    • Many regions are experiencing the worst drought in decades.
  2. A prolonged shortage or lack of something.
    • The country faced a drought of new ideas in its political leadership.
    • After a drought of good movies, this one was a welcome surprise.
    • The team ended a championship drought that had lasted 20 years.
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