cull (Meaning)

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cull (n)

the person or thing that is rejected or set aside as inferior in quality

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remove something that has been rejected

look for and gather

Farmers often cull weaker animals from their herds to maintain the overall health and productivity of the livestock.
Wildlife management agencies cull certain animal populations to prevent overgrazing and habitat degradation.
Hunters cull deer populations in some regions to manage their numbers and prevent damage to crops.
In gardening, it's important to cull the weaker seedlings to ensure the strongest plants thrive.
Fishermen cull undersized or unwanted fish from their catches to comply with regulations and maintain sustainable fishing practices.
During the harvest, farmers cull fruits and vegetables that are damaged or unripe.
In the fashion industry, designers often cull fabric samples to select the best materials for their collections.
Biologists cull invasive species to protect native ecosystems from disruption.
The military may cull outdated equipment from its inventory to make room for newer, more efficient technology.
Publishers sometimes cull manuscripts that don't meet their quality standards or fit their publishing goals.

the person or thing that is rejected or set aside as inferior in quality, remove something that has been rejected, look for and gather

reject, second,discard,rejection, trash, rubbish, castaway, throwaway,waste, white elephant

refuse, reject, turn down, decline, reject, decline, turn down,refuse, disapprove, discard

Farmers often cull weaker animals from their herds to maintain the overall health and productivity of the livestock.

Wildlife management agencies cull certain animal populations to prevent overgrazing and habitat degradation.

Hunters cull deer populations in some regions to manage their numbers and prevent damage to crops.

In gardening, it's important to cull the weaker seedlings to ensure the strongest plants thrive.