Meanings of overgrow in English

In some cases, the stromal cells become large mass lesions that overgrow the prostate.

It spreads out, flowing under pressure, over the neighboring organisms, but doesn't overgrow itself.

And the yellow roses from out back, the ones she'd let overgrow with vines.

In cirrhotic tissue enlarged portal veins appeared to overgrow FVIII producing sinusoidal endothelial cells.

The nettles that methodically overgrow the abandoned homesteads of exiles.

How beautifully these trees overgrow the old tower!

To overgrow with poisoned bloom my life.

It would have been easy for Goethe, with the gift of a sensuous nature, to let it overgrow him.

However, when your immune system is weakened, the fungus can overgrow, leading to lesions in your mouth and tongue.

I cut back the brush that had begun to overgrow the fence at the north end of the African enclosure.

The time seemed near when the sea-weed should overgrow her silent Rialto, and the fisherman wash his nets in her deserted arsenal.

The flowers of rhetoric and poetry have lost their freshness and charm; and a technical language has begun to supersede and overgrow them.

The causes of a yeast infection varies -candida can overgrow as a result of stress, pregnancy and illnesses that affect the immune system.

Plum pocket causes the fruit to overgrow and destroys the pit, and big bladder or sack-like fruits are produced instead of the normal fruit.

Classic architecture is nothing but an outline, and affords no little points, no interstices where human feelings may cling and overgrow it like ivy.

It is an overcast and sultry summer day, and the air smells of citrus trees, magnolia trees and thick jasmine vines that overgrow the timbers.