pullulate Antonyms
Meaning of pullulate
pullulate (v)
be teeming, be abuzz
move in large numbers
produce buds, branches, or germinate
become abundant; increase rapidly
breed freely and abundantly
pullulate Sentence Examples
- In spring, the fields pullulate with wildflowers, painting the landscape with vibrant colors.
- The city's population continues to pullulate as people migrate from rural areas in search of better opportunities.
- Under the right conditions, bacteria can pullulate rapidly, posing a risk to food safety.
- The bustling marketplace seemed to pullulate with vendors selling their wares.
- Insects pullulate in the warm, humid climate of the tropical rainforest.
- Social media platforms pullulate with countless posts and updates every second.
- The once quiet neighborhood began to pullulate with new businesses and residents.
- With proper care, plants can pullulate and fill a garden with lush foliage.
- As the economy improves, construction projects pullulate across the city.
- Ideas and innovations pullulate in environments that foster creativity and collaboration.
FAQs About the word pullulate
be teeming, be abuzz, move in large numbers, produce buds, branches, or germinate, become abundant; increase rapidly, breed freely and abundantly
burst, bulge, buzz,hum, bristle, abound, crawl, overflow, brim, swarm
need, want, want, need,lack, lack,
In spring, the fields pullulate with wildflowers, painting the landscape with vibrant colors.
The city's population continues to pullulate as people migrate from rural areas in search of better opportunities.
Under the right conditions, bacteria can pullulate rapidly, posing a risk to food safety.
The bustling marketplace seemed to pullulate with vendors selling their wares.
