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Meanings of overgrown in English
Usage of overgrown in English
1
We left the broad, overgrown road and started down the narrow path.
2
Or overgrown hedgehogs, or whatever their species inclination, from several nights ago?
3
The graves are overgrown and the crosses are marked with indelible pencil.
4
It's overgrown onto their property, there's no disputing that, Mr Osborne said.
5
The main square with the destroyed fountain and the overgrown silver birches.
6
Yes, we can continue to force our computers into the overgrown-abacus mold.
7
It was overgrown with chicory and burdock: it needed Brother Robert's talents.
8
After so long in the north everything seemed too lush, too overgrown.
9
This allowed the oddly overgrown four-piece to return to their has-been agendas.
10
It took him twenty minutes to find it in the overgrown scrub.
11
Hawk and I had lived for some weeks in this overgrown water-course.
12
It was narrower, far more overgrown, and crowded with leaning, spindly trees.
13
The place was overgrown with brown grass a foot or two high.
14
They passed the old Walker place a moment later, the overgrown driveway.
15
The valley descended sharply to a hollow thickly overgrown with red pines.
16
The road was muddy alongside the river, and heavily overgrown with plants.
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Overgrown across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common