Planting [verb]
Definition of Planting:
put in the ground for growing
Synonyms of Planting:
● Raise
● Farm
● Cover
● Scatter
● Sow
● Implant
● Bury
● Grow
● Transplant
● Pitch
● Start
● Pot
● Seed
● Stock
● Seed down
● Set out
Opposite/Antonyms of Planting:
● Upset
● Disestablish
● Reveal
● Abandon
● Stop
● Reduce
● Diminish
● Unsettle
● Disorganize
● Disorder
● Reap
● Harvest
● Uncover
● Ignore
● Lessen
● Decrease
Sentence/Example of Planting:
We have no longer States that are necessarily only planting States.
Then there are full crops, and you realize a handsome profit on your planting.
We have bought the grass seed and are planting it in our garden.
The ceremony closed with the planting of a Virginia locust by the Doctor.
Till then it never would have struck me that I could say at all how planting must be done.
But may I ask, is the planting of trees a department in the art of husbandry?
And does this method of planting apply also to the fig-tree?
In planting, would you dig (what I may call) deep trenches in a dry soil or a moist?
Spring is better than summer or autumn for planting strawberries.
Their men were planting and could not talk to them, or tired and could not talk then.