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Meanings of grow thickly in English
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Usage of grow thickly in English
1
Beets may be allowed to grow thickly for a time.
2
Weeds grow thickly over such ground, but as George has said, sorrel is likely to predominate.
3
The long cones are erect, or standing, and grow thickly near the ends of the upper branches.
4
To produce such conditions, the trees must grow thickly together, in order that the lower branches may not mature.
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Trees growing thickly along the creek banks shielded him from the sky-eyes.
6
On her right the trees grew thickly, completely shutting out the road.
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The brambles grew thickly on either side of this second path.
8
Grape-vines grew thickly on every hand, laden with their clustered fruit.
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The canes are very stocky and strong, and unless growing thickly together are branching.
10
I hunted about till I discovered a point with bushes growing thickly on it.
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It was a pretty place, with vines growing thickly over the broad front porch.
12
Fortunately the bushes grew thickly, even on the steep cliff, to the water's edge.
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Near the windows, where it was light, vines grew thickly over the cracked walls.
14
About it ferns, some of a great height, grew thickly.
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Pale gray ghost trees, with knobby, twisted limbs, grew thickly among the cloud trees.
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White hair grew thickly on their heads and partially covered their wrinkled piggish faces.