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Translation
dry
Word origin
From the Romance family: French sec, Italian secco, Spanish seco, all from Latin siccus ('dry'). The opposite is formed with the usual prefix: malseka, wet.
- Origin
- Romance, from Latin
- Root
- siccus
- English cognates
- desiccate
Examples
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The clothes are already dry.
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After the warm summer the ground was very dry.
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I prefer dry wine.
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