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Meanings of are weeds in English
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Usage of are weeds in English
1
Suspicion and persecution are weeds of the same dunghill, and flourish together.
2
Nay; they are weeds, because they grow, there where they should not be.
3
They are weeds, the seeds of which that same great arm never scattered.
4
There are weeds enough to keep you busy, said Pierre presently.
5
They are weeds in the mind that choke up the beautiful flowers of thought.
6
There are weeds in that box-neverpaid duty, either the one or the other.
7
Everyone says dandelions are weeds, yet you can eat them.
8
There are weeds everywhere, even in this Garden Spot.
9
It is left to man to proclaim that the flowers he wants not, are weeds.
10
There are weeds poking through the cement, and the lawn needs to be cut again.
11
They are weeds which will grow rank and strong though nothing be done to foster them.
12
Why are weeds objectionable in a growing crop?
13
And I can't tell which are weeds.
14
Nowhere does one get the impression that these are weeds, as often happens among the rank growths farther south.
15
In response, Kipchoge said: I will give you an example: In a garden there is flowers and there are weeds.
16
But all flowers are weeds where they grow wild and in abundance; and somewhere our rarest flowers are somebody's commonest.