1
To take a walk is to vegetate; to saunter is to live.
2
When I am in the country I wish to vegetate like the country.
3
I might stay right here in this hospital bed and vegetate.
4
To sit still and stay in one place is to vegetate.
5
To vegetate is an odd verb, sometimes even an unpleasant one.
6
Must not the inhabitants vegetate dully after the style of their own bananas?
7
I don't need to vegetate in order to rest, do I?
8
What a contented folk this should be whose very homes can so vegetate!
9
I could vegetate very comfortably right here and let other people make the decisions.'
10
For forty-two months that child was content to sit on his fanny and vegetate.
11
To vegetate: to grow and cover the ground, but also to be apparently inactive.
12
All she knew was, that she wished to live, and not merely to vegetate.
13
Indeed, I feel nothing at all, I only vegetate, waiting patiently for my end.
14
Out of 100 nuts, only two-thirds, on an average, will be found to vegetate.
15
The colony was left to vegetate in absolute poverty.
16
One could be content to vegetate for ever here.
