The phrase "arid of" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It is most likely a mistake or a combination of two phrases: "arid climate" or "devoid of." An example of a sentence using "arid of" could be: "The desert was arid of any signs of life." However, it is better to say "The desert had an arid climate" or "The desert was devoid of any signs of life."
Folded into boozy cream they'll salvage even the most arid of old panettone.
Cole Porter's terrific music and dextrous, startling rhymes can both leaven and expose that most arid of Shakespeare's plays on which it is based.
"Imagine a spectrum that runs from a Jim Jones cult on the one hand to the most arid of liberal churches on the other," the professor said.
And though her mostly abstract subject matter feels a little repetitive, and arid of meaning, her works are charged with a certain tension and ambiguity that keeps you looking and thinking about them.
■ Brie Larson (Room) (winner) ■ Cate Blanchett Caroll) ■ Kitana Kiki Rodriguez (Tangerine) ■ Yana Novikova (The Tribe) ■ Saoirse Ronan (Brooklyn) The Room ramps up mortified suspense, but the emotional core of this astonishingly life-affirming film is its soul-wrenching depiction of hope's survival in the most arid of circumstances.
A total of 33 percent of the Earth's landmass is considered either arid of semi-arid, including southwest North America, southwest South America, most of northern and a small part of southern Africa, southwest and portions of eastern Asia, as well as much of Australia.
Darkling beetles are a conspicuous part of the insect fauna of many arid regions of the world.
Time Traveler comes to a stop in the arids of 2010, a year with only two entries: "Arab Spring" and "gamification".
1. Soils of the arid zones of Chile, 1965.
Bright/Arid3A is a member of the ARID family of DNA-binding transcription factors [ 26, 27].
It is the natural vegetation of the vast, arid regions of steppes, prairies, savannah and veld.
