sprouted

[sprout-ed]

sprouted Definition

• 1. to begin to grow or develop
• 2. to produce new leaves, buds, etc.
• 3. to emerge from a seed or similar structure as a new plant

Using sprouted: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "sprouted" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The seeds have sprouted and are now growing into healthy plants.

• Example

  The potatoes had sprouted in the pantry.

• Example

  The wheat sprouted after a week of rain.

• Example

  The tree sprouted new branches in the spring.

sprouted Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for sprouted

• germinate
• grow
• develop
• blossom

Antonyms for sprouted

• wither
• die
• fade

Phrases with sprouted

• sprouted bread

  bread made from grains that have been allowed to sprout before being ground into flour

  Example

  I prefer to eat sprouted bread because it is more nutritious.

• sprouted seeds

  seeds that have been soaked in water and allowed to sprout before being eaten

  Example

  Sprouted seeds are a great addition to salads and sandwiches.

• sprouted garlic

  garlic that has begun to grow a green shoot from the top

  Example

  It's best to remove the sprouted garlic before using it in a recipe.

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Summary: sprouted in Brief

To 'sprout' [sprout-ed] means to begin to grow or develop, often referring to plants. It can also mean to produce new leaves or buds. Examples include 'The seeds have sprouted and are now growing into healthy plants.' and 'The tree sprouted new branches in the spring.' 'Sprouted' can also refer to food items like 'sprouted bread' or 'sprouted seeds,' which are more nutritious than their non-sprouted counterparts.