upgrowth Sentence Examples
- The rapid upgrowth of weeds threatened to overtake the neglected garden.
- The unruly upgrowth of vines clambered over the building's facade, obscuring its architectural details.
- The dense upgrowth of understory vegetation made it difficult to navigate through the forest.
- The city's skyline was dominated by the towering upgrowth of skyscrapers.
- The upgrowth of algae on the lake's surface clogged the water intake pipes.
- The unchecked upgrowth of bacteria on the petri dish posed a health hazard.
- The upgrowth of coral reefs provides crucial habitats for marine life.
- The surgeon carefully removed the upgrowth of tissue from the patient's body.
- The upgrowth of new shoots from the plant's base indicated its resilience.
- The upgrowth of weeds in the crack in the pavement served as a testament to the persistence of nature.
upgrowth Meaning
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upgrowth (n.)
The process or result of growing up; progress; development.
Synonyms & Antonyms of upgrowth
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The process or result of growing up; progress; development.
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The rapid upgrowth of weeds threatened to overtake the neglected garden.
The unruly upgrowth of vines clambered over the building's facade, obscuring its architectural details.
The dense upgrowth of understory vegetation made it difficult to navigate through the forest.
The city's skyline was dominated by the towering upgrowth of skyscrapers.
