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Meanings of fertile in English
Intellectually productive.
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Examples for "prolific"
Examples for "prolific"
1
The hugely prolific electronic and ambient producer was 51 years of age.
2
The middlemen and the launderers take great risks and demand prolific rewards.
3
Mr McLoughlin was a prolific poet, with particular emphasis on maritime themes.
4
Joe Musaphia is a prolific writer for stage and indeed for radio.
5
Our own country has been very prolific in the production of hymns.
Usage of fertile in English
1
Companies large and small recruit from Kaggle's fertile field of problem solvers.
2
It is rich; it is fertile; it is fair to the eye.
3
The good news is Rowling's fertile imagination shows no sign of flagging.
4
The fertile population included 144 men who had recently fertilized their partners.
5
The gang are fertile in disguise; the machine operates at considerable distances.'
6
Sample the spoils right from this fertile land with their pasture-to-plate approach.
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But it is in all directions fertile and luxuriant in the extreme.
8
Deng hails from Abyei, a fertile area straddling north and south Sudan.
9
Yet those ravages, ironically, helped create a fertile environment for the arts.
10
The fort was in the middle of a small and fertile prairie.
11
These are fertile times for such proposals and they are grabbing attention.
12
The Red River Valley area is known for its rich, fertile soil.
13
The events of September 11 had become fertile ground for conspiracy theories.
14
The history of the Convention is not merely fertile in psychological documents.
15
An algorithm uses this data to predict the five most fertile days.
16
These had not made fertile furrow for lucid thought about my future.
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Fertile across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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