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Meanings of overgrown garden in English

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Usage of overgrown garden in English
1
Two large windows overlooked an overgrown garden and the mountains in the distance.
The Demon Lover
2
He saw collapsed structures, a pavilion in an overgrown garden, and more sentries.
The Dragon King’s Palace
3
Instead of an overgrown garden, she found a massive hole in the ground.
Forge of Darkness
4
He opened the gate into the overgrown garden of the house where he lived.
Shadows in the twilight
5
He crossed the overgrown garden, careful step by step, and went back into the palace.
The Wolf’s Hour
6
It is a roomy old place and has a big overgrown garden of its own.
Mary Gray
7
I found a deserted cottage with a row of phantom peat-stacks and an overgrown garden.
The Thirty-Nine Steps
8
Look past old wallpaper and an overgrown garden, as these are cosmetic issues, easily rectified.
The Irish Times
9
I lived in a flat with a huge, completely overgrown garden with waist-high weeds everywhere.
Radio NZ
10
Through a cast-iron fence and an overgrown garden I looked up at the first-floor balcony.
Self's punishment
11
She slipped through one of the overgrown garden-alleys and climbed a steep path to the hills.
The Greater Inclination
12
They loitered in the neglected, overgrown garden,-soonto be bright with flowers again,- atrysting-placeforbirds.
Old Valentines / A Love Story
13
Its overgrown garden was fine for games.
The new yorker
14
Close by, on the overgrown garden path, lay the blind and broken head of a stone cupid.
The Pariah
15
Surrounding the outhouse is an overgrown garden scattered with assorted junk, most of it covered in rust.
News.com.au
16
The house was a dilapidated Victorian with peeling paint and an overgrown garden surrounded by a wrought-iron fence.
Dangerous Women
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