til seed Sentence Examples
- The farmer tilled the seedbed thoroughly before planting the crops.
- The tiny seeds were carefully tilled into the moist soil.
- The gardener's tilled the flowerbed until it was fine and crumbly.
- The soil was tilled to a depth of six inches, providing ample room for root growth.
- The till seed loosened the soil and allowed for better water absorption.
- The use of heavy machinery for tilling seed can damage soil structure.
- The traditional method of till seed involves using a hoe or spade to turn over the soil.
- Tilling seed promotes aeration and drainage in the soil.
- Excessive tilling seed can release nutrients too quickly, leading to soil depletion.
- The tilled seedbed created an ideal environment for the germination of the seeds.
til seed Meaning
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til seed ()
The seed of sesame.
The seed of an African asteraceous plant (Guizotia abyssinica), yielding a bland fixed oil used in medicine.
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The seed of sesame., The seed of an African asteraceous plant (Guizotia abyssinica), yielding a bland fixed oil used in medicine.
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The farmer tilled the seedbed thoroughly before planting the crops.
The tiny seeds were carefully tilled into the moist soil.
The gardener's tilled the flowerbed until it was fine and crumbly.
The soil was tilled to a depth of six inches, providing ample room for root growth.
