pullulate |
proliferate |
As verbs the difference between pullulate and proliferate
is that
pullulate is to rapidly multiply while
proliferate is to increase in number or spread rapidly.
pullulate |
reproduce |
As verbs the difference between pullulate and reproduce
is that
pullulate is to rapidly multiply while
reproduce is to produce an or copy of something.
pullulate |
burgeon |
As verbs the difference between pullulate and burgeon
is that
pullulate is to rapidly multiply while
burgeon is to grow or expand.
As a noun burgeon is
bud, sprout, shoot.
pullulate |
spring |
As verbs the difference between pullulate and spring
is that
pullulate is to rapidly multiply while
spring is to jump or leap.
As a noun spring is
a leap; a bound; a jump.
As a proper noun Spring is
spring, the season of warmth and new vegetation following winter.
breed |
pullulate |
As verbs the difference between breed and pullulate
is that
breed is to produce offspring sexually; to bear young while
pullulate is to rapidly multiply.
As a noun breed
is all animals or plants of the same species or subspecies.
pullulate |
pullulated |
As verbs the difference between pullulate and pullulated
is that
pullulate is to rapidly multiply while
pullulated is past tense of pullulate.
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