Pronunciation

/plænt/

Definitions

Noun

1. A living organism, typically with a root, stem, leaves, and flowers, that absorbs water and nutrients from the soil and converts them into organic matter through photosynthesis.
   • Example: “The garden is filled with various plants, including roses and tomatoes.”
2. The process of placing something in the ground or embedding it so that it grows.
   • Example: “She planted the tree in the spring to give it time to establish itself.”
3. An establishment where plants are cultivated for sale or scientific study.
   • Example: “The botanical garden is a popular tourist attraction.”

Verb

1. To put (seeds or seedlings) in the ground to grow.
   • Example: “He will be planting vegetables in his backyard this weekend.”
2. To establish or set up a company, organization, or system.
   • Example: “They are planning to plant a new branch office in New York.”

Adjective

1. Relating to a living organism or its growth.
   • Example: “A hydroponic plant system doesn’t require soil.”
2. Fixed or immovable, as in furniture or equipment.
   • Example: “The heavy machinery is firmly planted on the ground.”

Phrases

• “Grow a plant”
• “Plant life”
• “Seed a plant”
• “Plant-based diet”
• “To have a green thumb”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The farmer spent his day planting rows of corn.”
• Verb: “The architect designed a building that would blend seamlessly into the surrounding plant life.”
• Adjective: “Her antique vase was firmly planted on the mantlepiece.”

Synonyms

• Herb
• Flora
• Vegetation
• Seedling
• Cultivation
• Horticulture