vegetating (Meaning)

Webster

vegetating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Vegetate

The immobile couch potato vegetated for hours in front of the television.
The forgotten lawn had become a weedy jungle, vegetating without care or attention.
The abandoned garden had fallen into disrepair, with plants vegetating in an unkempt tangle.
The neglected aquarium was filled with algae, as its inhabitants slowly vegetated.
The desolate town was a ghost of its former self, with decaying buildings and vegetating streets.
The prisoner languished in his cell, vegetating without purpose or hope.
The injured animal lay motionless, its life slowly vegetating away.
The once-vibrant community center had become a desolate place, with its activities and spirit now vegetating.
The lazy student vegetated through his classes, paying little attention to the lectures.
The bored worker vegetated at his desk, waiting for the clock to strike five.

of Vegetate

asleep, nonproductive, latent, lifeless, stagnating,dormant, quiescent, inert, idle, fallow

active, operative, functioning, live, active, functional, operating, live, on, living

The immobile couch potato vegetated for hours in front of the television.

The forgotten lawn had become a weedy jungle, vegetating without care or attention.

The abandoned garden had fallen into disrepair, with plants vegetating in an unkempt tangle.

The neglected aquarium was filled with algae, as its inhabitants slowly vegetated.