Full of or containing deserts; characterized by having many desert regions or desert-like qualities.
From 'desert' (from Latin 'desertus' meaning abandoned or barren) plus the suffix '-ful' meaning full of. The compound emerged in English to describe places abundant with desert characteristics.
This word captures a geographic philosophy—areas can be so extensively desert-dominated that they're defined by emptiness itself. It's like how English loves combining words to express extremes: desertful regions are where the desert isn't just present, it's the whole personality of the landscape.
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