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vb. (past participle of grow on English)
Usage examples of "grown on".
In this time, dust had collected against and on top of all the ships there, and grass had grown on the hills.
We start with textured silicon plate etched with logic circuits, and then seed them with fetal neurons, grown on synthetic peptides.
It can hardly be that their descendant, lineally come to us, will refuse a cup of wine-fat of the genuine vine of Sorek, grown on the south hill-sides of Hebron.
It is not grown on its own roots, but grafted on to two-year-old plants of J.
Peter's toes were uncommonly prolific, for there were nails enough in Europe, at the time of the Council of Clermont, to have filled a sack, all of which were devoutly believed to have grown on the sacred feet of that great apostle.
Housewife gets to go to the grocery store and stock up on the finest, most nutritious produce ever grown on this planet at a price that makes healthful eating the only logical choice.
Cultivated drug strains are grown in Alaska, Canada, and northern Europe in limited quantities but little is grown on a commercial scale.