deplant (Meaning)
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deplant (v. t.)
To take up (plants); to transplant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deplant
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deplant Sentence Examples
- The decision to deplant the old trees was met with mixed reactions from the community.
- We need to deplant these invasive species to restore the natural balance of the ecosystem.
- The authorities plan to deplant the entire field to make room for a new housing development.
- It's essential to deplant the overgrown shrubs to maintain a tidy garden.
- The farmers are preparing to deplant the current crop to make space for the next season's planting.
- We must deplant the damaged flowers and replace them with fresh ones to keep the garden vibrant.
- The company decided to deplant the outdated machinery and invest in newer, more efficient equipment.
- The gardeners are tasked with the job to deplant the wilting flowers and replant healthier ones.
- The city council announced a project to deplant the neglected park and redesign it with native flora.
- Before winter sets in, it's advisable to deplant any remaining vegetables from the garden to avoid damage from frost.
FAQs About the word deplant
To take up (plants); to transplant.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The decision to deplant the old trees was met with mixed reactions from the community.
We need to deplant these invasive species to restore the natural balance of the ecosystem.
The authorities plan to deplant the entire field to make room for a new housing development.
It's essential to deplant the overgrown shrubs to maintain a tidy garden.
