overgrew (Meaning)

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overgrew (imp.)

of Overgrow

The ivy overgrew the crumbling walls, obscuring the ancient carvings.
As the garden was abandoned, weeds and wildflowers overgrew the once-manicured lawns.
The overgrown undergrowth made it difficult to navigate the dense forest.
The vines overgrew the trellis, creating a lush green canopy.
The grass overgrew the sidewalk, requiring frequent mowing.
The abandoned building was slowly being overcome by the overgrown vegetation.
The overgrown park became a sanctuary for wildlife, providing shelter from human intrusion.
The child's hair overgrew her ears, requiring a desperately needed haircut.
The overgrown vegetation concealed the hidden path, making it almost impossible to find.
The overgrown weeds and bushes choked the garden, preventing any new growth from flourishing.

of Overgrow

proliferated, thrived, flourished, throve, shot up, prospered, sprouted, luxuriated, bloomed, germinated

No antonyms found.

The ivy overgrew the crumbling walls, obscuring the ancient carvings.

As the garden was abandoned, weeds and wildflowers overgrew the once-manicured lawns.

The overgrown undergrowth made it difficult to navigate the dense forest.

The vines overgrew the trellis, creating a lush green canopy.