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repopulate
verb as in reproduce
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Example Sentences
For now, the facility can repopulate to a maximum of only 475 people.
Once the virus is detected, flocks are euthanized and it takes a few months to repopulate a farm’s flock, Bill Mattos president of the California Poultry Federation told the Ventura County Star.
“Today, we were able to repopulate residents back into their homes and start to bring some of that normalcy back to the community.”
And she has promoted new initiatives to repopulate empty storefronts and enliven the night life with markets and music festivals.
The state’s plan cautions, however, that spring-run chinook may not repopulate their historical habitats on their own because those areas lie more than 100 miles upriver from waters where they survive.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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