Synonyms:
irrigation
Meaning: supplying dry land with water by means of ditches etc
Usage examples
They had carried irrigation, agriculture, and the cutting of gems to a point equal to that of the Old World.
But progressing civilization required more water for cities, for mining, and for irrigation, and now states and corporations are going to law over these formerly undiminished free goods.
Egypt, with its marvelous natural resources, its peculiar climate, its irrigation, which usually guarantees good crops, and its versatile people, has always been pre-eminently the land of opportunity.
The experience was of some years ago in China, far up-country, towards the head-waters of the Yang- tze-kiang, where the smaller tributaries spread out in a sort of natural irrigation scheme to supply the wilderness of paddy-fields.
0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Archimedes, License CC BY-SA 4.0