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Meanings of weeded in English
Usage of weeded in English
1
After the first year, the school weeded out students who lacked promise.
2
Persistent variation toward evil is in time weeded out by natural selection.
3
The Indian Corn is planted in hills and weeded much as tobacco.
4
The admiral had weeded out most of these illusions at the start.
5
An initial screening weeded out dozens of other potential bidders, they added.
6
Chen disagreed, saying biased jurors could be weeded out during jury selection.
7
Their houses were neat and good, and their gardens weeded and well-stocked.
8
And if there be corruption among us, it shall be weeded out.
9
Keep my rose beds and my rockery well weeded in the summers.
10
I have weeded out your reckless sallies as carefully as I can.
11
Then the little garden, which she calls her own, must be weeded.
12
Every year we have been sown, and weeded, and reaped, and garnered.
13
I've weeded out a couple guys who couldn't possibly be your cowboy-
14
He had planted it, watered it, weeded it, and watched it grow.
15
The human vampire hunters weeded out the stupid, the careless, the violent.
16
From the start it cried for strong men; it weeded out its weaklings.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common