different between overgraze vs overbrowse
overgraze
English
Etymology
over- +? graze
Verb
overgraze (third-person singular simple present overgrazes, present participle overgrazing, simple past and past participle overgrazed)
- (transitive) to graze land excessively, to the detriment of the land and its vegetation
- (intransitive) to allow animals to graze excessively
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overgraze From the web:
overbrowse
English
Etymology
over- +? browse
Verb
overbrowse (third-person singular simple present overbrowses, present participle overbrowsing, simple past and past participle overbrowsed)
- (transitive, intransitive) To browse (eat vegetation) too much, to the detriment of the environment.
- 1999, Allan Savory, Jody Butterfield, Holistic management: a new framework for decision making
- The few elephants that remained continued to overbrowse the trees, now ripping the bark off them as well and speeding their demise.
- 1999, Allan Savory, Jody Butterfield, Holistic management: a new framework for decision making
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- what does overcrowded mean
- meaning of overcrowded
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