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Meanings of fecund in English

Intellectually productive.

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Usage of fecund in English
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She is buried in the bulging mass of her own fecund body.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
2
In these fervid and fecund waters life is real, life is earnest.
The Confessions of a Beachcomber
3
Those twisty, fecund films form bookends to the less digestible Closed Curtain.
The Irish Times
4
The Egyptians consecrated the fig to Isis, that fecund Mother of Earth.
South Wind
5
Not all the energy of our fecund gamma rays became lower-energy photons.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
6
The rain smelled like fecund soil with an undertone of acrid stink.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
7
From all the thousands who spilled from my fecund loins, only three remain?
Sharper than a serpent's tooth
8
Maybe I had reached the age when fecund tufts would prosper.
The Irish Times
9
Few directors enjoy such fecund periods this late in their career.
The Irish Times
10
The horizon of this vast and fecund earth began to curve.
The gunslinger
11
She seems an integral part of the prairie, broad-bosomed, fecund, opulent.
The Prairie Wife
12
All about her was the stir of a fecund earth, growth, expansion, promise.
The Emigrant Trail
13
England, for a long time so fecund, seems to follow France.
Characters and events of Roman History
14
Only the strongest, most virile men and the most resilient, fecund women survived.
The godfather of kathmandu
15
Hamilton's fecund brain, scattering its creations, made more than one reputation.
The Conqueror: Being the True and Romantic Story of Alexander Ha...
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She is sitting up in bed, buxom and beaming, like a fecund queen.
Once upon a time in America
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