deep undergrowth

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

Refers to undergrowth that extends a long way, making it difficult to see through or pass.

undergrowthADJECTIVE + undergrowth

Categories:

deep

Examples (10)

  • The explorers had to hack their way through the deep undergrowth.
  • Hidden within the deep undergrowth, a small stream gurgled softly.
  • We could barely see the path due to the deep undergrowth that had taken over.
  • The dense jungle was characterized by its deep undergrowth and towering trees.
  • Many animals find shelter in the deep undergrowth of the forest.
  • He vanished quickly into the deep undergrowth, leaving no trace.
  • Navigating the deep undergrowth required both strength and patience.
  • A rustling sound came from the deep undergrowth, signaling an unseen presence.
  • The sunlight struggled to penetrate the deep undergrowth on the forest floor.
  • Their journey was slowed considerably by the relentless deep undergrowth.