overgrow in English

verb

1

grow or spread over (something), especially so as to choke or stifle it.

the mussels overgrow and smother whatever is underneath

verb

grow over

Use "overgrow" in a sentence

1. Wild flowers overgrow the grass.

2. Resistant weeds could quickly overgrow a field, destroying the crop.

3. A scar may overgrow into a ke 1 oid.

4. Poisonous giant hogweeds overgrow the banks of London’s Thames River.

5. Once the appendix is blocked , it becomes inflamed and bacteria can overgrow in it .

6. Too many Anaerobes can cause bacterial vaginosis, although health care professionals are not certain why the anaerobe bacteria overgrow and cause this infection.

7. If I do not clear away the ever-returning weeds in my soul every day, then they will quickly overgrow the good aspects of my being.

8. Moorena Bouillonii, a chemically rich filamentous cyanobacterium, has been characterized as a pathogenic organism with an unusual ability to overgrow gorgonian corals, but little has been done to

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10. Moorena Bouillonii, a chemically rich filamentous cyanobacterium, has been characterized as a pathogenic organism with an unusual ability to overgrow gorgonian corals, but little has been done to study its general growth habits or its unique association with the snapping shrimp Alpheus frontalis.

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