infested (Meaning)

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infested (imp. & p. p.)

of Infest

The once-pristine forest was now infested with towering weeds.
The old attic was heavily infested with rats, their pungent odor permeating the air.
The water supply was infested with bacteria, rendering it unsafe for human consumption.
The garden was infested with aphids, threatening to destroy the delicate plants.
The carcasses of dead livestock attracted swarms of flies, leaving the area infested with maggots.
The house was infested with termites, eating away at its wooden structure.
The patient's body was infested with lice, causing severe irritation and discomfort.
The abandoned warehouse was infested with pigeons, their droppings creating a hazardous mess.
The tropical rainforest was infested with mosquitoes, making it a breeding ground for diseases.
The ancient ruins were infested with poisonous snakes, deterring explorers from venturing too far into them.

of Infest

crawled, overwhelmed, infected,plagued,contaminated, overran, beset, annoyed, teemed, pestered

No antonyms found.

The once-pristine forest was now infested with towering weeds.

The old attic was heavily infested with rats, their pungent odor permeating the air.

The water supply was infested with bacteria, rendering it unsafe for human consumption.

The garden was infested with aphids, threatening to destroy the delicate plants.