Definition
Definition of fructuous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
productiveRare producing good results or benefitsRare
- The meeting was fructuous and led to new ideas.
2.
agricultureRare yielding abundant fruit or cropsRare
- The fructuous land provided a bountiful harvest.
Origin of fructuous
Latin, fructus (fruit) + -ous (full of)
Examples of fructuous in a sentence
The research project was fructuous, yielding valuable data. The fructuous orchard was the pride of the village. Farmers praised the fructuous fields for their rich produce.
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- French:fructueux, fertile, ...
- German:fruchtbar, ...
- Italian:fruttuoso, fertile, ...
- Spanish:fructífero, fértil, ...
- Portuguese:frutuoso, frutífero, ...
- Chinese:富有成效的, 丰产的, ...
- Japanese:有益な, 豊かな, ...
- Arabic:مُثمِر, خصيب, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹרֶה, מְנִיב פֵּרוֹת, ...
- Russian:плодотворный, плодородный, ...
- Ukrainian:плідний, плодовитий, ...
- Hindi:फलदायी, प्रचुर, ...
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