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famine

[fam-in] / ˈfæm ɪn /


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Some parents asked, "Why should I care about education for my kids if I know they will die from famine?"

From Science Daily

Root has been feast or famine in this series.

From BBC

The country's roughly 40 million people have endured what aid agencies say is the world's third worst hunger crisis - one that has repeatedly threatened to reach famine levels.

From BBC

I wondered whether my own family history – great-grandparents born during the Irish famine, a grandmother who was traumatised by her war experiences in the 1920s – could have made me more genetically predisposed to PTSD?

From BBC

His relentless pursuit of steel production at the expense of farm work during the Great Leap Forward contributed to a famine, causing as many as tens of millions of deaths.

From The Wall Street Journal