fecund
ˈfɛkənd
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Definition of fecund - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
productivecapable of producing abundant vegetation or offspring
  • The fecund soil ensured a bountiful harvest..
fertile fruitful
2.
agricultureland capable of supporting abundant plant growth
  • The fecund soil yielded a bountiful harvest.
fertile fruitful productive
3.
creativityproducing many new and creative ideas
  • Her fecund mind generated countless innovative solutions.
creative prolific
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Origin of fecund

Latin, fecundus (fruitful)

Examples of fecund in a sentence

  • The fecund rabbit population grew rapidly.
  • The farmer was grateful for the fecund fields this season.
  • Gardeners praised the fecund land for its rich produce.
  • His fecund imagination led to a bestselling novel.
  • The artist's fecund creativity was admired by all.

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  1. French:fertile, prolifique, ...
  2. German:fruchtbar, ideenreich, ...
  3. Italian:fertile, prolifico, ...
  4. Spanish:fértil, fructífero, ...
  5. Portuguese:fértil, ...
  6. Chinese:肥沃的, 丰饶的, ...
  7. Japanese:肥沃な, 実り多い, ...
  8. Arabic:خَصِب, غَنِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹרֶה, ...
  10. Russian:плодородный, плодотворный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:родючий, творчий, ...
  12. Hindi:उर्वर, उपजाऊ, ...

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