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shrub

[shruhb] / ʃrʌb /
NOUN
bush
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG




Example Sentences

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There were shrubs clinging to the surface, and birds perched on occasional outcrops—crows, a nest of sand martins, and a flock of four silver-gray hawklike birds Christopher had never seen before.

From Literature

A scruffy shrub fence that was in desperate need of trimming leaned all around it.

From Literature

During this time, peat soils reached extreme dryness and woody shrubs became more widespread.

From Science Daily

The disputes have mainly centered around what to do about trees and other living vegetation, like shrubs and grass.

From Los Angeles Times

Aunt Kitty and I ducked behind the nearest shrub to escape his notice, and he passed us by, oblivious to our presence.

From Literature