14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Transplant' in a Sentence
"To uproot and relocate a plant from one location to another." more
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Before the storm hit, the gardener had transplanted delicate seedlings into sturdy pots.
While the scientist was transplanting the cells, she observed their behavior under the microscope.
Last spring, the gardener was transplanting delicate roses to create a vibrant floral display.
The surgeons have transplanted a kidney successfully.
The artist's decision to transplant the painting to a larger canvas added a new dimension to the artwork.
The teacher aimed to transplant enthusiasm for learning into every student in the classroom.
The city council's plan was to transplant historical landmarks to create a heritage district.
The surgeon assured the patient that he will transplant the healthy kidney successfully.
Scientists are exploring ways to transplant coral reefs to restore marine ecosystems.
The landscaping team had been transplanting decorative shrubs to beautify the city park.
The orchestra conductor wanted to transplant the classic piece into a jazz rendition.
The museum decided to transplant the ancient artifact to a more secure display case.
The landscaper is transplanting colorful flowers to enhance the curb appeal.
Despite initial doubts, the surgeon had transplanted the organ, saving the patient's life.
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