Brooded means Having broods. This page lists 7 example sentences from real texts.
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Brooded meaning
Having broods
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Altricial chicks need help thermoregulating and must be brooded for longer than precocial chicks.
Francis Collins, 31, bore a grudge and the more he brooded, the greater his anger grew at being forfeited pay after returning late from leave.
Of course, he brooded with magnificent introspection in all his most legendary roles (in Streetcar, Waterfront, Godfather, Last Tango and Apocalypse Now).
Chicks are brooded for 18–38 days, and fledge after 7–8 weeks.
That gray morning, rain clouds brooded over the Mississippi River, but many community members, activists — and even industry executives from St. Charles Clean Fuels — showed up.
Red Star were the most obliging of visitors and their sleepy non-performance was an embarrassment to the manager, Vladan Milojevic, who brooded with menace in his technical area.
Bob brooded on the matter.
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Common combinations with brooded
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- he brooded 2×
- brooded with 2×
- brooded for 2×
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