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turgesced (imp. & p. p.)
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turgesced Sentence Examples
- The flowers turgesced under the morning dew, blooming with vibrant hues.
- As water permeated the soil, the once-wilted leaves turgesced and regained their vitality.
- The buds on the tree turgesced, promising a burst of blossoms in the coming days.
- The capillary beds in the fingertips turgesced, indicating increased blood flow to the extremities.
- The severed stem of the plant turgesced as it struggled to survive without water.
- The sun's intense heat caused the skin on the tomato to turgesce and wrinkle.
- The waterlogged soil turgesced, creating a boggy and unstable environment.
- The swelling of the wound tissue turgesced, signaling the body's attempt to heal itself.
- The turgid fruits hung heavy on the branches, weighing them down with their ripeness.
- The seeds turgesced in the warm and moist environment, preparing to germinate and sprout.
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The flowers turgesced under the morning dew, blooming with vibrant hues.
As water permeated the soil, the once-wilted leaves turgesced and regained their vitality.
The buds on the tree turgesced, promising a burst of blossoms in the coming days.
The capillary beds in the fingertips turgesced, indicating increased blood flow to the extremities.
