vegetate

Four days he had lived, or rather vegetated in this way.

I sat vegetating, living a life without sense or purpose.

So, four years later, we were still vegetating in Kent.

They are typically found on the ground in heavily vegetated places.

The image was that you went home to a rocking chair and vegetated.

He had been vegetating on the ward for so long that he'd caught me off guard.

They had been vegetating for longer than he cared to contemplate.

A little more than 50 percent of the total forestland is vegetated.

But at least they'll remember my name with a curse as they vegetate their way through eternity.

The local hot summer weather may cause the plant to vegetate, but not bloom.

It is specially important not to let him vegetate in front of the television for long periods.

The rest of the island is low, flat, and densely vegetated.

The people seemed rather to vegetate than to live, and their want of vigor became at times almost alarming.

"People are continuing to learn and stay mentally active instead of vegetating," he said.

And the way he just sat on his butt and vegetated out here.

While well vegetated, most islands also show signs of deforestation.

Then, perversely, offered a slow and vegetating death, all he'd wanted to do was live.

Later in the period richly vegetated swamps spread across the state.

Should the Author let her live, or leave her to vegetate?"

The country through which they rode for the next week was rocky and only sparsely vegetated.

Cracks and corners abound, but tend to be more vegetated.

This species is one of the first shrubs to cover over sparsely vegetated areas.

Only low lying patches near a persistent water body are vegetated year-round.

Our glandular equipment is at a minimum, believe me, just enough to keep us from vegetating.

"We'll just vegetate if we are left to ourselves.