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Definitions from the WebNear-DesertDefinition:A near-desert is a region or area that is characterized by having a climate and geographical features similar to a desert but with slightly more rainfall and vegetation. Part of Speech:Noun Sense 1:A near-desert refers to a semi-arid region with sparse vegetation and low precipitation. Example sentence: The Great Karoo in South Africa is a prime example of a near-desert, with its dry climate and scarce plant life. Related products: Geography of Deserts, Arid Plants Sense 2:A near-desert can also refer to an area that closely resembles a desert, but has slightly more rainfall and vegetation. Example sentence: The Red Center in Australia is considered a near-desert due to its dry and barren landscapes, although it receives slightly more rain than a typical desert. Related products: Dry Landscapes, Desert Ecosystems | ||||
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