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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..
2.
agricultureland capable of supporting abundant plant growth
- The fecund soil yielded a bountiful harvest.
3.
creativityproducing many new and creative ideas
- Her fecund mind generated countless innovative solutions.
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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- French:fertile, prolifique, ...
- German:fruchtbar, ideenreich, ...
- Italian:fertile, prolifico, ...
- Spanish:fértil, fructífero, ...
- Portuguese:fértil, ...
- Chinese:肥沃的, 丰饶的, ...
- Japanese:肥沃な, 実り多い, ...
- Arabic:خَصِب, غَنِي, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹרֶה, ...
- Russian:плодородный, плодотворный, ...
- Ukrainian:родючий, творчий, ...
- Hindi:उर्वर, उपजाऊ, ...
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