Definition : scarcity that makes dear :specifically :famine
An inadequate Supply : Lack
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EXAMPLE SENTENCES OF DEARTH :
" in an age of extreme polarization and dearth of Good Will, music is a powerful force that brings people together". __ Aaron Davis, letter in Billboard. Com April 26,2019.
__Elizabeth Koh, THE Miami Herald June 5, 2019
" the dirt the taller trees to filter sunlight has also accelerated the growth of low-lying wax myrtles and Palmetto's"
DID YOU KNOW? :
The facts about the history of the dearth are quite simple: the word derived from Middle English from derthe, which has the same meaning as our modern term. That Middle English form is assumed to have developed from an Old English form that was probably spelled dierth,and related to deore, the old angles form they gave us the word dear. ( Dear also once meant" scarce", but that sense of the word is now obsolete. Dearth in one form or another,has been used, to describe things that are in short supply since at least the 13th century ,when it often referred to as a shortage of food.
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