to sow

verb/sɨˈmjaɾ/high

se·me·ar

Definitions

1To plant seeds in the ground so they will grow.

The farmer will sow wheat this autumn.

You need to sow carefully to ensure a good harvest.

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Common collocations

sow a fieldsow the landsowing season

Idiomatic expressions

To sow the wind and reap the whirlwind. (To cause problems and suffer severe consequences.)

2To cause, spread, or instigate (ideas, feelings, discord, etc.).

That speech sowed doubt among the listeners.

I don't want to sow discord in the family.

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Common collocations

sow discordsow ideassow confusion

Do latim 'seminare'.