replanted (Meaning)

replanted

to subject to replantation, to provide with new plants, to plant again or anew

No weak antonyms found.

The uprooted tree was carefully replanted in a larger pot, ensuring it would have ample space to grow.
After the construction, the city replanted numerous trees along the sidewalks to restore the greenery.
The orchid had outgrown its container, so I replanted it into a larger pot with fresh orchid mix.
The farmer replanted the entire crop after a severe drought had decimated the previous one.
The volunteers replanted the flowers in the community garden, bringing a vibrant splash of color to the neighborhood.
After the floodwaters receded, the residents replanted their gardens, determined to restore their shattered lives.
The scientist carefully replanted the endangered plant in its natural habitat, hoping to preserve its dwindling population.
The students replanted native species in the schoolyard, creating a welcoming and educational environment.
The gardener replanted the rose bush after it had been pruned, ensuring its vitality for the following season.
The family replanted their heirloom apple tree in the backyard, connecting it to their past and ensuring it would become part of their future.

to subject to replantation, to provide with new plants, to plant again or anew

transplanted, scattered, seeded, bedded, broadcasted, potted,planted, drilled, put in, reseeded

harvested, gathered,reaped,

The uprooted tree was carefully replanted in a larger pot, ensuring it would have ample space to grow.

After the construction, the city replanted numerous trees along the sidewalks to restore the greenery.

The orchid had outgrown its container, so I replanted it into a larger pot with fresh orchid mix.

The farmer replanted the entire crop after a severe drought had decimated the previous one.