Transplanted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSPLANTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRANSPLANT, to lift and reset (a plant) in another soil or situation
• replant (a plant) in another place
• move or transfer (someone or something) to another place or situation
• take (living tissue or an organ) and implant it in another part of the body or in another body
• an organ or tissue which is transplanted
• an operation in which an organ or tissue is transplanted
• a person or thing that has been moved to a new place or situation

Words related to TRANSPLANTED

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How to use TRANSPLANTED in a sentence

• Civilization had done for lovely Joan what it had done for many another wild flower transplanted from the depths of the wilderness.
• He is transplanted, and the sap within him has long been diverted into other than the old lines of vigorous growth.
• Where had Freckles ever found, and how had he transplanted such ferns? As McLean turned from them he stopped suddenly.
• When two years old they may be transplanted to their permanent site.
• They may also be grown from nuts sown in autumn and transplanted when two years old.
• The seed should be sown in the open at the end of March, and thinned out or transplanted with a good ball of earth.
• The Tripoli varieties attain a large size if transplanted in the spring.
• In due course the ground was prepared and the young plants were transplanted into rows.
• If such trees have the tops completely removed, leaving only a bare pole, they will usually grow when transplanted.
• They had transplanted the European trees, and thoughtfully placed each in the situation best suited to it.
• You are a flower transplanted into a dungeon, and dying on the stalk.
• When the young plant is about 4 feet high, it is transplanted and allowed a year to gain strength in its new surroundings.
• The England of her early years would be an absolutely foreign country to us, if by some magic touch we were to be transplanted back down the line of years.
• This custom has been transplanted lately into England.
• And these germs of good are often found to be developed by new circumstances, like stunted trees when transplanted to a better soil.
• Busy as bees, the four transplanted people at the Atterson farmhouse accomplished a great deal during these first weeks of the warming season.
• Though life become a dreary waste, We know its fairest, sweetest flowers, Transplanted into paradise, Adorn immortal bowers.
• His mother transplanted from the East by her marriage to a Western man had turned her eyes always backward.
• But, like many others of the same natural order, when transplanted into the garden, and bleached, it becomes aromatic and healthful, making an excellent condimentary vegetable.
• I loved the woods, and with my little grubbing-hoe transplanted many wild and beautiful things.
• It has been said that the Yankee, like a certain vegetable, heads best when transplanted.
• They are then transplanted to hillside clearings, or to unused rice fields, where they are set out about three to a foot.
• Bassett said, to gather wild flowers, which were never the same when transplanted to the house.
• In July, such fruit trees as were not transplanted in June should be removed, and stocks to bud and graft upon transplanted.
• Vines climbed about it, and the adjacent ground was, for a space, covered with transplanted grass and shrubs.
• In other words, it is the Sumeru of Hindu mythology transplanted into Chinese legend, and for our present purpose without historical value.
• The flowers of the mind, if they can be transplanted at all, often flourish with special vigour on alien soil.

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