Explanation

Sere & Seer

Sere (adj.)

• Something dry, withered, or lacking moisture, often referring to vegetation affected by drought.

Sentence

• The once-lush fields had turned sere after months without rain, leaving farmers desperate for relief.

Seer (n.)

• A person who can predict or foresee future events is often considered mystical or prophetic.

Sentence

• The village seer warned the king of an impending disaster, urging him to take precautions.