Pronunciation: /oʊld-ɡroʊθ/
noun a forest that has reached a stage of maturity and has not been significantly disturbed by human activity
A1 The old-growth forest is home to many different animals.
A2 Visitors can explore the old-growth trees on a guided tour.
B1 Conservation efforts are being made to protect the old-growth forests from deforestation.
B2 Scientists study the biodiversity of old-growth ecosystems to understand their importance.
C1 The old-growth redwoods in California are some of the tallest trees in the world.
C2 Preserving old-growth forests is essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems and biodiversity.
adjective describing something that is old and has been undisturbed for a long time, typically referring to forests with mature trees
A1 The old-growth forest was full of tall trees.
A2 The hikers marveled at the beauty of the old-growth trees.
B1 Conservation efforts are being made to protect the old-growth forests.
B2 Scientists study the biodiversity of old-growth ecosystems.
C1 The ancient old-growth forests are a crucial part of the ecosystem.
C2 The preservation of old-growth habitats is essential for maintaining biodiversity.
formal The preservation of old-growth forests is essential for maintaining biodiversity.
informal I love hiking through old-growth forests because they are so peaceful and majestic.
slang Dude, those old-growth trees are like ancient giants standing tall and proud.
figurative The old-growth of wisdom in his mind was evident in the way he spoke.
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