Synonyms for trees
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1. overgrowthnoun

   a large quantity of plants or vegetation.

   she gazed up at the dense overgrowth.

   Submitted by keira.cp on December 8, 2022  

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1. List of paraphrases for "trees":

   tree, shue, shafts, dendrograms, shu, evergreens, crossbills, stems

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1. Bob Katter:

   Mr Katter hit out at both the Liberal National and Labor parties. You destroyed the timber industry, the tobacco industry, the fishing industry, the dairy industry and half the sugar mills,he said. We can't farm here because of the Great Barrier Reef. Out west we can't shoot pigs because guns are bad. You can't remove trees, can't use the water out west, can't use the land or improve it. We're not standing still. We're not going forward, so we must be going backwards.

2. Karena Dawn:

   That could mean taking a walk during your lunch break or moving your workout outside, because in nature is where you can find a moment to actually be present, and listen to trees or the birds.

3. Cal Fire Chief Thom Porter:

   We have 150 million trees that died in the southern Sierra several years ago, and those are fueling the Beachie Creek Fire, which is the biggest and most concerning fire to us right now.

4. Kate Winslet:

   And what comes along with that? Eating disorders. And that makes my blood boil. And is the reason we don’t have any social media in our house. let your kids climb trees. Take the device out of their hand. Play Monopoly! You go to a cafe and grown-ups are at one end of the table and children the other, on devices, not looking up.

5. Heather Wolf:

   I really would encourage anyone to just take a closer look at the trees in your neighborhood, especially around fall and spring.