vegetated
- adjective
- /ˈvɛdʒɪˌteɪtɪd/
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cubierto de vegetación
- He enjoyed hiking in the vegetated areas of the national park, where trees and bushes thrived.
But so again, I don't, I would say look at forests and other heavily vegetated areas that required no help from humans.
- But so again, I don't, I would say look at forests and other heavily vegetated areas that required no help from humans.
Examples
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Currently, the California Transportation Dept. (CalTrans) is conducting roadway tests to monitor the treatment of vegetated and non-vegetated slopes to infiltration swales.
Academic text (2002) -
This finding is consistent with previous research that suggested that natural, vegetated settings are preferred more than urban settings (Ulrich, 1993).
Academic text (2003) -
But so again, I don't, I would say look at forests and other heavily vegetated areas that required no help from humans.
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The garden was beautifully vegetated with colorful flowers and lush green plants.
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The vegetated hills provided a perfect habitat for wildlife, creating a vibrant ecosystem.
Synonyms
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1.0
An area covered with grass, like a field or lawn
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6.5
An area that is green with plants and grass
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4.8
Relating to plants or plant growth like grass and trees
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An area with grass growing on it
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2.3
An area covered with many trees
Covered by short green plants that grow on the ground like a lawn
Covered with soft green moss, often on old stone or wood
Covered with a soft green plant that grows on wet surfaces
Having many trees like a forest or park
Placed in the soil so a seed or young tree can grow
Antonyms
How Vegetated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word vegetated comes from the Latin root veget- meaning 'lively' or 'growing', the same root you see in vegetable. So a vegetated area is 'made lively' by plants and is covered with plant growth.