adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
ground
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Go through gate at the bottom, cross the boggy ground to a stony lane.
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There were no houses or villages, only the occasional ruined farmhouse surrounded by pine trees and sandy, boggy ground .
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Medieval travellers usually had to pick a way over boggy ground as they came off the hills.
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The landing should have been straight forward but the aircraft ran into boggy ground , stopped suddenly and tipped over.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Go through gate at the bottom, cross the boggy ground to a stony lane.
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Once again he threw the cumbersome fish over his shoulder and began squelching his way across the boggy field.
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Only exceptionally cloudy, boggy areas might survive the intense heat radiation from the reentering debris.
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The ground was boggy underfoot, though there was grass in abundance between the trees.
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The landing should have been straight forward but the aircraft ran into boggy ground, stopped suddenly and tipped over.
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The plant medium container should be kept very moist to keep the boggy condition.
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The route turns away from the Ffos-y-Mynach at Waun Lodi where the path is boggy and dangerous.