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Meanings of grow plentifully in English
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Usage of grow plentifully in English
1
Wild garlic, or ramsons, grow plentifully on ancient woodlands all over Ireland.
2
These grow plentifully all round the island by the seaside, but not far within land.
3
Mr. Oswell was standing under one of the mimosa-trees which grow plentifully in this part of the country.
4
While this was in progress, another party was collecting rushes (which grow plentifully in the neighbourhood, called Ra-poo).
5
Mrs. Fairchild said she ate her first gardenia some years ago, during her first visit to Puerto Rico, where gardenias grow plentifully.
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These refuse no Ground, swampy or dry, but grow plentifully on the Sand-Hills along the Sea-Coast, and elsewhere, and are great Bearers.
7
The date-palm grew plentifully, more especially in the vicinity of the towns.
8
Sevas grass grew plentifully, and acacia and mimosa shrubs in patches.
9
The Haw-thorn grows plentifully in some parts of this Country.
10
The kinnakinnee, or weed which the Indians smoke as tobacco, grew plentifully about it.
11
The sugar-cane grows plentifully, but the people had never learned the process of making sugar.
12
It grew plentifully, but was not in so flourishing a condition as that found in Wales.
13
The bean of the Mackenzie grew plentifully along the river, and was covered with ripe seeds.
14
There was a low slope, on one side of the rocks, where the fern grew plentifully.
15
The Indico grows plentifully in our Quarters.
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Upon the hills where furze grows plentifully the flowers are also collected, and a dye extracted from them.