pullulated Antonyms
Meaning of pullulated
pullulated
to bud or sprout, germinate, sprout, to breed or produce freely, swarm, teem
pullulated Sentence Examples
- The market pullulated with vendors hawking their wares, creating a vibrant symphony of sounds.
- The grass in the meadow pullulated with wildflowers, adding a burst of color to the tranquil landscape.
- The beach pullulated with tourists seeking solace in the sun and sand.
- The streets pullulated with protesters, their voices rising in a deafening chorus of dissent.
- The surface of the pond pullulated with lily pads, forming an intricate tapestry on the water.
- The bus station pullulated with people rushing to catch their rides amidst a cacophony of noise.
- The forest pullulated with wildlife, from scampering squirrels to majestic deer.
- The stadium pullulated with fans chanting and cheering, their enthusiasm creating an electric atmosphere.
- The hospital hallways pullulated with anxious family members, their faces etched with worry.
- The city streets pullulated with traffic, a constant stream of cars inching along at a snail's pace.
FAQs About the word pullulated
to bud or sprout, germinate, sprout, to breed or produce freely, swarm, teem
buzzed,burst, bursted, brimmed, swarmed, bustled, abounded, overflowed, bristled,bulged
needed, wanted,lacked,
The market pullulated with vendors hawking their wares, creating a vibrant symphony of sounds.
The grass in the meadow pullulated with wildflowers, adding a burst of color to the tranquil landscape.
The beach pullulated with tourists seeking solace in the sun and sand.
The streets pullulated with protesters, their voices rising in a deafening chorus of dissent.
