6 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Teem' in a Sentence
"To abound or swarm; to be prolific or fertile, usually followed by "with."" more
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The coral reef will have teemed with diverse marine life by the end of the conservation project.
Before the exhibition opens, the museum will have teemed with valuable artifacts from various historical periods.
Before the eclipse, the night sky will have teemed with stars, creating a mesmerizing celestial display.
By the time we return to the rainforest next year, the riverbanks will have teemed with exotic wildlife.
By the time the festival concludes, the streets will have teemed with joyful celebrations.
The garden will have teemed with vibrant flowers once spring arrives.
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