Meanings of densely overgrown in English

Stretcher-bearers! away in some densely overgrown defile swept with bullets and shrapnel.

There was a deep porch supported by pillars and densely overgrown with creeper.

It was indeed densely overgrown, and had evidently not been used for many years.

She pressed her blowing horse forward, and rode down to the banks so densely overgrown.

As the forest tracks grew more densely overgrown, Lord Howe paused in his rapid walk beside Rogers.

The coast was densely overgrown, nor was any building or sign of man apparent from the water.

The grove was densely overgrown, but she found what she was looking for beneath an old dead bush.

The French took cover in the woods with which the hills below and behind the fort were densely overgrown.

The French took cover in the forest with which the hills below and behind the fort were densely overgrown.

In the afternoon, after dinner, the two went up inland and entered the forest where it was densely overgrown with underbrush.

The Dark Forest was densely overgrown with titanic sized trees, the diameters of which ranged from one to ten meters in thickness.

Ahead of them the turquoise waters were dotted by islets whose heights were densely overgrown, while sands of coral whiteness ringed their shore lines.