hotbed|hotbeds in English
noun
area of covered and heated ground in which plants are grown in and out of seaso
Use "hotbed|hotbeds" in a sentence
1. It is a hotbed of research.
2. The city is a hotbed of crime.
3. Regular hotbed of it lately.
4. It was a hotbed of vice.
5. The illegal immigrants lived in a hotbed.
6. The city was known as a hotbed of intrigue.
7. The area was a hotbed of crime.
8. Korea seems to be another hotbed of addiction.
9. These are the seedlings that are hardening off in a hotbed.
10. New dangerous hotbeds of tensions are arising in addition to already existing long-standing conflicts.
11. The public housing units have frequently become slums and hotbeds of crime, especially juvenile delinquency.
12. Ancient Greece was a hotbed of discussion and debate.
13. The troubled province is a hotbed of ethnic violence.
14. I had no idea Inverness was such a hotbed of contemporary paganism.
15. Vasey's, like any other establishment, was a hotbed of gossip.
16. In the 60's the city was a hotbed of crime.
17. Malaysia has become a hotbed for all sorts of smuggling schemes.
18. Network life is becoming the hotbed and soil of juvenile delinquency.
19. No longer does the complex have the reputation as a hotbed of Merseyside militancy.
20. In the Ming dynasty, the local governments became a hotbed of corruption.
21. In their snoring still, in the boundless gauze, in the soft soil hotbed.
22. Obviously, not really severe punishment, has built the hotbed for some business's adventurist actions.
23. The doughty Government Investment Corporation of Singapore is not often a hotbed of heretical thought.
24. In 1979 the town became a hotbed of guerrilla groups as Afghans sought to repel the Soviet invasion.
25. The Northern Band was centred in Kurunagala district, which was long considered the hotbed of the crime.