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harvest
noun as in crops; taking in of crops
Example Sentences
American soybean farmers are in panic mode as they harvest what is expected to be a bumper crop without their biggest customer: China.
In parts of Wisconsin, shoppers can eat a bag of Lay’s made from potatoes that were harvested that same morning.
Yaghi’s research group has used the technology to harvest water from the desert in California, and companies are now investing in MOF mass production and commercialization.
Traditionally thought to be a love token, the harvest knots were used as invites for guests.
Historically, festivities occur after the year’s last harvest in either October or November.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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