prune (Meaning)

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prune (n)

dried plum

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cultivate, tend, and cut back the growth of

weed out unwanted or unnecessary things

No weak antonyms found.

After the harvest, it's essential to prune the fruit trees to promote healthy growth in the next season.
She decided to prune the overgrown bushes in her garden to tidy up the space.
The winemaker carefully pruned the grapevines to ensure optimal fruit production.
It's important to prune dead or diseased branches from trees to prevent the spread of infection.
He used pruning shears to trim the rose bushes, shaping them into neat, compact forms.
Pruning can help improve the overall appearance and structure of a plant or tree.
The gardener pruned the hedges into geometric shapes, adding an artistic touch to the landscape.
She learned the proper techniques for pruning roses to encourage abundant flowering.
Pruning is a regular task in orchards to maintain the health and productivity of fruit trees.
The landscaper recommended a schedule for pruning the shrubs to keep them looking vibrant and healthy throughout the year.

dried plum, cultivate, tend, and cut back the growth of, weed out unwanted or unnecessary things

cut, trim, mow,shave, shear, crop,pare, lop (off), clip, snip

extend, extend, elongate, elongate,lengthen, lengthen,

After the harvest, it's essential to prune the fruit trees to promote healthy growth in the next season.

She decided to prune the overgrown bushes in her garden to tidy up the space.

The winemaker carefully pruned the grapevines to ensure optimal fruit production.

It's important to prune dead or diseased branches from trees to prevent the spread of infection.