Undergrowth thick.

Meaning: This means that the undergrowth in the jungle is very dense and makes it hard to move through. It's like saying, The plants and bushes in the jungle are very thick and close together.

Choice of Words: Undergrowth is the vegetation that grows underneath the taller trees in a forest. Thick means that something is dense or closely packed together. When you put them together, "undergrowth thick" describes vegetation that is very dense and difficult to move through.

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• A mouse scurried through the undergrowth.
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• Undergrowth sheltered little creatures from the sun.
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• Beetles scuttled swiftly through dense undergrowth.
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