semiaridity

/ˌsɛmiəˈrɪdəti/
noun
  1. A climate or condition that is dry but not completely desert, with low rainfall and sparse vegetation.
    • Farmers in areas of semiaridity often rely on drought-resistant plants.
    • The landscape showed signs of semiaridity, with dry grasses and scattered shrubs.
    • The region's semiaridity makes it difficult to grow crops without irrigation.
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