reforest (Meaning)
Wordnet
reforest (v)
forest anew
Webster
reforest (v. t.)
To replant with trees; to reafforest; to reforestize.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reforest
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reforest Sentence Examples
- The government initiated a reforestation project to restore the depleted forest cover.
- As part of their conservation efforts, volunteers planted hundreds of trees to reforest the barren hillsides.
- The reforestation of the area improved the soil quality and reduced erosion.
- Communities worked together to reforest their surroundings, increasing biodiversity and mitigating climate change.
- The reforestation efforts not only restored the forest but also created new habitats for wildlife.
- The reforestation project aimed to increase forest cover by planting a specific number of trees each year.
- Scientists studied the optimal reforestation methods to ensure the survival and growth of the trees.
- The reforestation of the watershed improved water quality and provided better flood protection.
- Volunteers planted diverse tree species to enhance the long-term resilience of the reforested areas.
- The reforestation of the forest provided economic benefits through timber harvesting and ecotourism.
FAQs About the word reforest
forest anewTo replant with trees; to reafforest; to reforestize.
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No antonyms found.
The government initiated a reforestation project to restore the depleted forest cover.
As part of their conservation efforts, volunteers planted hundreds of trees to reforest the barren hillsides.
The reforestation of the area improved the soil quality and reduced erosion.
Communities worked together to reforest their surroundings, increasing biodiversity and mitigating climate change.
