waterwise
- adverb
- /ˈwɔːtərˌwaɪz/
- The city is, waterwise, facing severe shortages this summer.
Examples
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The farm is, waterwise, dependent on seasonal rainfall for its crops.
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The region is, waterwise, much better off than it was a decade ago.
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Be waterwise!
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The community is becoming more waterwise every year.
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The city is, waterwise, planning to reduce water usage during the upcoming dry season.
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Farmers are adopting waterwise practices to cope with decreasing rainfall.
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We need to be waterwise to conserve our precious water resources.
Synonyms
In a way that shows how water moves and spreads
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Waterwise as an adverb uses the same parts, water and wise, with wise meaning 'in relation to', as in clockwise. So to say a place is, waterwise, better or worse means 'in terms of water' or 'as far as its water supply is concerned'.