rooty Synonyms
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rooty Meaning
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rooty (a.)
Full of roots; as, rooty ground.
rooty Sentence Examples
- The ancient oak tree had a massive, rooty system that anchored it firmly in the ground.
- The rooty soil in the garden was perfect for planting new flowers.
- The old house had a rooty cellar where vegetables were stored for the winter.
- The rooty vegetables, such as carrots and beets, were a staple of the family's diet.
- The hiker followed a rooty trail through the dense forest.
- The riverbank was covered in rooty bushes that helped to prevent erosion.
- The artist used a rooty brush to create a textured painting.
- The sculptor carved a rooty figure from a block of wood.
- The geologist studied the rooty rock formations to understand the earth's history.
- The rooty word "root" has many different meanings and applications.
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Full of roots; as, rooty ground.
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The ancient oak tree had a massive, rooty system that anchored it firmly in the ground.
The rooty soil in the garden was perfect for planting new flowers.
The old house had a rooty cellar where vegetables were stored for the winter.
The rooty vegetables, such as carrots and beets, were a staple of the family's diet.
