regrow

/ riːˈɡrəʊ /

verb

1. to grow or be grown again after having been cut or having died or withered

Example Sentences

Pandas play a crucial role in these forests by spreading seeds while they roam about—helping regrow forest plants.

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It has shown signs it could regrow after it was maliciously cut down by two men from Cumbria, but visitors leaving physical tributes could put the tree at risk, the charity said.

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This surprising behavior may explain how flatworms can regrow missing parts so effectively and could reveal new ways to repair or replace human tissues in the future.

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But it turns out the Golden State’s regrowing wolf packs are not merely content to feed on their traditional prey of elk and deer.

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“They enter almost like a zombie state until the kelp regrows, and then they eradicate it again.”

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