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Meaning of undergrown
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undergrown (a.)
Of small stature; not grown to a full height or size.
undergrown Sentence Examples
- The undergrown brush obscured the path, leaving hikers disoriented in the wilderness.
- The undergrowth teemed with insects, making it an unpleasant experience to navigate.
- The garden suffered from undergrown plants, which choked out the flowers and vegetables.
- The undergrown saplings created a dense canopy, blocking sunlight from reaching the forest floor.
- The undergrowth was so thick that it was difficult to see the animals lurking within.
- The abandoned property was overtaken by undergrown weeds and shrubs, giving it a desolate appearance.
- The undergrowth provided a hiding place for small animals, offering them protection from predators.
- The undergrown roots created a tripping hazard for hikers, making it essential to tread carefully.
- The undergrown vegetation was a breeding ground for mosquitoes and other insects, posing a health risk to nearby residents.
- The undergrowth formed a natural border around the meadow, separating it from the surrounding forest.
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Of small stature; not grown to a full height or size.
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The undergrown brush obscured the path, leaving hikers disoriented in the wilderness.
The undergrowth teemed with insects, making it an unpleasant experience to navigate.
The garden suffered from undergrown plants, which choked out the flowers and vegetables.
The undergrown saplings created a dense canopy, blocking sunlight from reaching the forest floor.
