waterwise
Using little water in a careful way, often for gardens or farms
- adjective
- /ˈwɔːtərˌwaɪz/
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ahorrador de agua
- The waterwise garden requires minimal irrigation.
Examples
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Farmers are adopting waterwise practices to cope with frequent droughts.
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The city encourages waterwise gardening to save resources.
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By installing waterwise appliances, households can significantly reduce their water bills.
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Using waterwise techniques can save you money.
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The city encourages waterwise gardening to save resources.
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Farmers are adopting waterwise practices to cope with frequent droughts.
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The waterwise design of the landscape minimizes water usage.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
waterwise positive
Morphology
Etymology
Waterwise combines water and wise, where wise here means 'wise about' or 'careful with'. So a waterwise garden, appliance, or farmer is smart about saving water and uses very little of it.