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Meaning of enrooting
enrooting
establish, implant
enrooting Sentence Examples
- The tiny seeds were carefully sown in the garden, enrooting themselves slowly but surely.
- The sapling's roots extended deep into the soil, enrooting it firmly in its new home.
- The transplanted tree struggled for several weeks before enrooting successfully.
- The cuttings were placed in a rooting medium, allowing them to enroot and develop their own root systems.
- The aerial roots of the banyan tree descended towards the ground, enrooting themselves and providing additional support.
- The ivy's tendrils attached themselves to the wall, enrooting and spreading across its surface.
- The mangrove trees thrived in the brackish water, enrooting themselves in the muddy sediment.
- The researchers studied the process of enrooting in various plant species to understand their growth patterns.
- The houseplant's roots had enrooted themselves so deeply in the pot that it was difficult to transplant.
- The gardeners waited patiently for the seedlings to enroot before moving them to their permanent locations.
FAQs About the word enrooting
establish, implant
rooting, breeding,planting, inculcating, lodging, inseminating, implanting, sowing, driving,embedding
eliminating,rooting (out), eradicating, dislodging, disconnecting, expelling,uprooting, ejecting, removing, disengaging
The tiny seeds were carefully sown in the garden, enrooting themselves slowly but surely.
The sapling's roots extended deep into the soil, enrooting it firmly in its new home.
The transplanted tree struggled for several weeks before enrooting successfully.
The cuttings were placed in a rooting medium, allowing them to enroot and develop their own root systems.
