"adusto" meaning in Italian

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      "form": "adusta",
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          "english": "A roar in the air strikes suddenly, / And red vapour covers the scorched fields;",
          "roman": "Rombo d’aria improvviso la percuote, / E vapor rosso copre i campi adusti;",
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        "scorched; parched (of land)"
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          "text": "«È il diavolo che li ha portati!» pensava, mentre Tichon l’aiutava a infilare la camicia da notte sul suo corpo adusto di vecchio, coperto sul petto di peli grigi.",
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