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Meanings of infest in English
Usage of infest in English
1
Now they infest society clad in the most immaculate of evening clothes.
2
Red ants are among the worst plagues that can infest a house.
3
These terrible beasts continued to infest the province as late as 1810.
4
At these times swarms of sharks of enormous dimensions infest the coast.
5
Sharks infest the coasts and render bathing unsafe except behind protecting reefs.
6
Sin begets sin as fast as the green flies which infest rose-bushes.
7
As a rule sharks infest only the leeward side of these islands.
8
I never thought the trait would infest the female half of humanity!
9
Fifth and chiefly, of the Lutheran English pirates who infest those coasts.
10
People began to infest the deck, limp and groaning, harassed but voiceless.
11
Vermin infest their youth, and fortunes must be spent for curative powders.
12
It isn't so many generations since he used to infest the Pacific.
13
They infest them from May to November, for very little gain apparently.
14
The rats that infest this place kept me company and still do.
15
They infest us in town; they pursue us to the country.
16
In areas they infest, for example, William's stamina does not replenish.
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