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Meanings of sprouted from in English

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Usage of sprouted from in English
1
New arms sprouted from golden sides, ending in jagged claws and pincers.
From hell with love
2
The nails that sprouted from those hands were longer than his fingers.
Magic terror: seven tales
3
Arrows sprouted from the chests of four of the men, downing them.
Brisingr
4
Their clothes were smoking; curls of flame sprouted from the man's collar.
Shadowland
5
Then, thorns sprouted from the earth at his knees, around her feet.
Radiant Shadows
6
He sat the mule as if he had sprouted from its hide.
All souls' rising
7
But instead of a head, a double-bladed axe sprouted from his collar.
The red pyramid
8
Sparse hair sprouted from their misshapen skulls, stained dark with their kills.
Enclave
9
Your branch sprouted from a stone spit across the narrow sea, no doubt.
A Dance with Dragons
10
Studio-quality holographic screens sprouted from the consoles installed to process the astrophysical data.
The Naked God
11
Kip paused for a second, and spikes sprouted from his green armor everywhere.
The black prism
12
Maybe it came from Avallach, maybe it sprouted from a cabbage.
The Child Thief
13
They probably think you sprouted from the earth like a stalk of corn.
Frontier courtship
14
A tiny useless hand sprouted from a node of the ribs.
Anno Dracula
15
Long metallic branches sprouted from above his ears, catching the light.
Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
16
His eyes were a startling red and short horns sprouted from his temples.
Altered carbon
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Sprouted from through the time
Sprouted from across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common