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Meaning of "sprouted up"
sprouted up - This phrase is often used to describe the rapid growth or emergence of something, such as new businesses, trends, or movements. It conveys the idea of something quickly and suddenly appearing or developing
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Unless you just sprouted up all of a sudden.
When I see the way you have sprouted up.
You kind of sprouted up like a mushroom last night.
Ed said you really sprouted up.
The others sprouted up all over the place.
Those seeds I planted should have sprouted up ages ago.
Inventions sprouted up throughout the full decade in america.
Subsequently there has sprouted up a voluminous.
There are even projects like the Gutenberg Cloud which have sprouted up.
Footstool factories sprouted up like toadstools.
And that 's why all those weird mushrooms sprouted up.
They have all sprouted up this past year.
As a result of creating a junior size for you, Brand new possibilities have sprouted up.
They just kind of sprouted up here about a year ago.
Twenty-six new digital media run by Nicaraguan journalists have sprouted up in exile.
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Political rallies sprouted up everywhere.
The teeth sprouted up into an army of warriors, who continued to fight.
You really sprouted up.
They sprouted up yesterday.
This flower was one of the few that sprouted up in the battlefields.
Mobile hostels have sprouted up at large festivals where there exists a shortage of budget accommodation.
Do you have little things that have sprouted up in your life?
New women 's organizations sprouted up working to reform and protect women in the workplace.
In recent years, dodgy pyramid schemes have sprouted up across China.
They just kinda sprouted up here about a year ago.
Over the past ten years, grassroots knowledge management initiatives have sprouted up across DND / CF.
Sofia sprouted up.
Under Anslinger 's leadership, marijuana propaganda sprouted up everywhere.
A lot of good bands have sprouted up in the US in the past few years.
Sprouted up a bit, have not you?
There were other communes that sprouted up in Berkeley out of this same SAT group.
Networks sprouted up across Europe, particularly in France.
And flourishing stock-markets have sprouted up with unprecedented vigour.
Since she sprouted up early during her 3rd and 4th grades in grade school.
A number of such initiatives have sprouted up recently, including episciences.
Cottages sprouted up like mushrooms until some 300 private cottages collected on the point.
Several logging camps, farms, and hunting grounds sprouted up as the area was settled.
Since then it has sprouted up organically in Union Square, among other places.
During the sixties, chain stores sprouted up across Germany.
The laws sprouted up in the late 19th century after Reconstruction and lasted until the 1960s.
Protests and demonstrations have sprouted up all over the globe in support of Tibet.
And similar to " Double Rainbow, " it seems to have just sprouted up out of nowhere.
After they did, a tomato plant sprouted up on the island leaving the scientists mystified entirely.
In Egypt alone, 12 new commercial television channels have sprouted up since the January revolt.
Don, They sprouted up yesterday.
Then I noticed this … Three new drum circles have sprouted up here, here, and here.
Grassroots movements of all kinds have sprouted up around various issues, including the environment.
More than 600 community gardens have sprouted up citywide.
As far as I can tell, you sprouted up like a mushroom in this spot last night.
It 's these communities of kidnapped foreigners that sprouted up in the late ' 70s.
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The teeth sprouted into an army of warriors
