thickly settled (Meaning)
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thickly settled (s)
densely populated
Synonyms & Antonyms of thickly settled
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thickly settled Sentence Examples
- The ancient forest was thickly settled with towering trees, their branches intertwining like a verdant canopy.
- The once-tranquil lake was now thickly settled with algae, its once-crystalline waters now a murky green.
- The colony was thickly settled with a diverse mix of immigrants seeking a new home.
- The walls of the castle were thickly settled with moss and ivy, bearing witness to the passage of centuries.
- The pasture was thickly settled with grazing sheep, their soft bleating carried by the gentle breeze.
- The thickly settled sediment at the bottom of the river revealed a rich history of aquatic life.
- The attic was thickly settled with cobwebs, a testament to its long neglect.
- The garden was thickly settled with wildflowers, their vibrant hues creating a kaleidoscope of colors.
- The thickly settled clouds overhead obscured the sun, casting a somber pall over the land.
- The city was thickly settled with skyscrapers, towering monoliths that pierced the sky and created a bustling urban landscape.
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densely populated
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The ancient forest was thickly settled with towering trees, their branches intertwining like a verdant canopy.
The once-tranquil lake was now thickly settled with algae, its once-crystalline waters now a murky green.
The colony was thickly settled with a diverse mix of immigrants seeking a new home.
The walls of the castle were thickly settled with moss and ivy, bearing witness to the passage of centuries.
