fallowness

Meanings

• the quality or state of being fallow; not cultivated or in use

  - "The fields were left fallow for several years."
  - "The fallowness of the soil made it unsuitable for farming."

• a period of inactivity, decline, or absence

  - "The company experienced a fallowness in sales during the second quarter."
  - "The fallowness of the economy during the recession led to high levels of unemployment and poverty."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with fallowness
hollow , mellow , yellow , fellow

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Homophones

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1. fall
   

2. fell
   

3. call
   

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Variants

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fallow , fallowness , fallownesses

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Forms

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fallowness, the state of being fallow, the quality of being fallow, the condition of being fallow

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Etymology

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Old English feallan (to fall, decline), from feall (a fall, decline)

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Related Concepts

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1. sterility: The state of being unable to produce offspring or fruit. This concept is related to fallowness as both concepts refer to the lack of productivity or fruitfulness in a given context.

2. unproductivity: The state of being unproductive or inefficient in the production of goods, services, or results. This concept is related to fallowness as both concepts refer to the lack of productivity or fruitfulness in a given context.

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Culture

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The concept of fallowness has been used in various cultures and contexts. In agriculture, fallowness refers to the state of soil being unproductive due to lack of cultivation or nutrients. In literature and art, fallowness can be used as a metaphor for emptiness, sterility, or absence of meaning or purpose. In religious and spiritual contexts, fallowness can be used as a concept or state of being open, receptive, or emptied out in preparation for receiving new blessings, insights, or experiences.

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