Desert and Outback

Desert

Desert noun - Land that is uninhabited or not fit for crops.

Outback and desert are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Outback" instead a noun "Desert".

Outback

Outback noun - A rural region that forms the edge of the settled or developed part of a country.
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Synonyms for Outback

Desert and outback are semantically related. You can use "Desert" instead a noun "Outback".

Both words in one sentence

  • I Choose to Stay In The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert the character played by Terence Stamp chooses to stay in the outback with a new love interest instead of going back to Sydney.
  • The Sunraycer, a solar powered vehicle, was very awesome, winning a race across the Australian Outback, but very impractical, being a one-seater that could only work in a desert.
  • Land Downunder Although Fair Game is set in the present day, the Outback is portrayed as a sparesely populated desert wasteland where desert punks and sex-starved hunters butcher kangaroos and harrass vulnerable women.
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