3 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Overgrow' in a Sentence
"To grow over and cover something with a layer of growth." more
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The concern about climate change will be overgrowing, prompting urgent actions.
Nature will be overgrowing the abandoned factory, reclaiming its space.
The idea of sustainability is overgrowing in the minds of consumers.
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