Similar words: panting, wanting, ranting, enchanting, plant, planter, supplant, implant. Meaning: [plænt /plɑːnt] 
n. 1. the act of fixing firmly in place 2. a collection of plants (trees or shrubs or flowers) in a particular area 3. putting seeds or young plants in the ground to grow.
n. 1. the act of fixing firmly in place 2. a collection of plants (trees or shrubs or flowers) in a particular area 3. putting seeds or young plants in the ground to grow. 
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31. Extensive flooding in the country has delayed planting and many crops are still under water.
32. Extensive new planting is taking place around the periphery of the site.
33. Two men are accused of planting a bomb on the plane.
34. Dunk new plants in a bucket of water for an hour or so before planting.
35. Recently much of their energy has gone into planting a large vegetable garden.
36. The stalks are left to be ploughed into the earth for the next planting.
37. They oversee long-term planting projects for community groups.
38. Get detailed and specific instructions on planting.
39. March begins the big spring planting season.
40. He accused the police of planting evidence.Sentencedict.com
41. Planting the seeds for a winning streak, right?
42. It is important to level the land before planting.
43. Planting should have started on March 1.
44. Propagation is by planting the stem cuttings.
45. So it behoves you to be wary when planting.
46. Cultivation: Very indifferent as to planting medium.
47. None of the farmers were planting rubber or citrus.
48. Tiny pebbles are the seeds that I am planting.
49. Young plants in each of the three colours will arrive in late March,(sentencedict.com) with full planting instructions.
50. This small natural-looking pool is framed by a richly varied planting including variegated grasses and irises, hostas and primulas.
51. Old drain pipes can be hidden by planting climbers, such as an ivy.
52. Near hurricane force winds and free-roaming sheep put paid to early attempts at planting flowers and shrubs.
53. Modern planting tends to be done in large blocks, not for shelter, but as a crop in its own right.
54. Houses are one of the main carbon dioxide emission sources and tree planting is a step towards rectifying that damage.
55. Stirling's patrol drove into Benghazi with the aim of planting mines on enemy ships.
56. Miniature roses do not need much pruning and are ideal for planting in pots.
57. Planting a bomb means saving the children that Madreidetic was leaving to starve.
58. For some groups in Britain today, evangelism is almost synonymous with church planting.
59. The marsh-man retaliated by saying he was planting pine trees, taller than either.
60. In 1989/90 a further group moved to Leatherhead and another to Wandsworth as the church planting began to gain momentum.
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