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procreated Meaning
procreated
to beget or bring forth (offspring), to bring forth offspring, to beget or bring forth offspring
procreated Sentence Examples
- The sparrows procreated prolifically, filling their nest with chirping chicks.
- The rabbits procreated so rapidly that their population threatened to overrun the pasture.
- The ancient texts described how the gods procreated with mortals to create demigods.
- The laboratory experiment aimed to determine the factors influencing how fruit flies procreated.
- The animal welfare organization encouraged pet owners to spay or neuter their animals to prevent them from procreating.
- The evolutionist theorized that natural selection favored organisms that procreated more successfully.
- The biologist studied the reproductive patterns of different species to understand how they procreated and ensured their survival.
- The human population has historically procreated at an unprecedented rate, leading to concerns about overpopulation.
- The veterinarian explained that the cat had procreated with a stray and was now pregnant.
- The scientists hoped that the new vaccine would prevent the spread of a virus that caused animals to procreate uncontrollably.
FAQs About the word procreated
to beget or bring forth (offspring), to bring forth offspring, to beget or bring forth offspring
multiplied, propagated, bred,reproduced, spawned, sired,produced, generated, gendered, hatched
No antonyms found.
The sparrows procreated prolifically, filling their nest with chirping chicks.
The rabbits procreated so rapidly that their population threatened to overrun the pasture.
The ancient texts described how the gods procreated with mortals to create demigods.
The laboratory experiment aimed to determine the factors influencing how fruit flies procreated.
