pullulate
/ˈpʌljəˌleɪt/
verb
- To breed or spread rapidly; to multiply or swarm.
- New ideas pullulate in the minds of creative thinkers.
- The abandoned garden began to pullulate with weeds and vines.
- In the warm weather, insects pullulate in the marshlands.
- To be filled or crowded with something (often used with 'with').
- The old library pullulated with dust and forgotten books.
- The market square pullulated with vendors and shoppers.
- His imagination pullulated with fantastic stories.
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