Definitions
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- v. Present participle of overgrow.
Etymologies
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Examples
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However, keeping in mind that this preschool project is located in China, its large scale comes as no surprise with the overgrowing population of this country.
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Another cause is blocked hair follicles from overgrowing skin.
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Filburn was willing to pay the penalty for overgrowing, but was not willing to pay the increase that was imposed between the time he planted it and the time he harvested it.
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The grass overgrowing into the bathroom was a typical feature.
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I think the choices George made in regards to this is what leads to the sense of the story overgrowing itself.
In Defense of George R. R. Martin - Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games
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The wooden planks were still preserved in rather pristine conditions except for a few overgrowing with fungi.
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And the normal bacteria inside the body overgrowing.
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A political overtone is attached to the entire episode in the overgrowing fight between Mukesh Ambani and Anil Ambani.
Mukesh Ambani's Expensive Birthday Gift to Wife Hits Air pocket
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To me, however, both Bayon, with its hundreds of stone faces, and Ta Prohm, with massive trees overgrowing the stones, are more interesting.
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This remains a nation in which soccer fields are overgrowing baseball diamonds, alternative sports get their own televised Olympics and kids would rather surf the Net than sun in the bleachers.
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