chopped (down) (Meaning)

chopped (down)

to cut (a tree, bush, etc.) at the bottom so that it falls to the ground

The towering oak tree was chopped down to make way for a new building.
The thick undergrowth had been chopped down, revealing a clear path.
The lumberjack deftly chopped down the pine tree in one swift stroke.
The overgrown weeds were chopped down with a lawn mower to maintain the garden.
The firewood had been chopped down into logs for use in the fireplace.
The old and rotting fruit tree was chopped down and replaced with a new one.
The fallen tree limbs were chopped down into smaller pieces to use as firewood.
The damaged branches of the tree had to be chopped down to prevent further damage.
The dense jungle was gradually being chopped down to make room for a new settlement.
The ancient forest was slowly being chopped down, leaving behind only a few scattered trees.

to cut (a tree, bush, etc.) at the bottom so that it falls to the ground

cut (down), mowed,demolished, razed,felled, flattened, levelled, hewed, tore down

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The towering oak tree was chopped down to make way for a new building.

The thick undergrowth had been chopped down, revealing a clear path.

The lumberjack deftly chopped down the pine tree in one swift stroke.

The overgrown weeds were chopped down with a lawn mower to maintain the garden.