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Meanings of more fertile in English
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Usage of more fertile in English
1
The further we advance up the country the more fertile it appears.
2
Dominique says they are already looking for more fertile land to lease.
3
The more whiskey they downed, the more fertile of imagination they became.
4
Their acres here in Merion and Bucks were more numerous and more fertile.
5
Never was mind so deeply meditative, more fertile in rapid and sudden illuminations.
6
But the invention of your lordship is more fertile than mine.
7
Evidently there is no part of the Amoor valley more fertile than this.
8
We could see better-looking buildings back farther, where the land was more fertile.
9
Peek at Protected: Massive Samples for a historical dose of more fertile territory.
10
Was any land more fertile than Cyprus in food for poets?
11
Toongabbie, further inland, three or four leagues from Parramatta, is still more fertile.
12
The more fertile and wealthy the region, the higher was the price of passage.
13
There is no more fertile valley in the world than the valley of Tali.
14
Step 4: Improve the soil The more fertile the soil, the stronger the vegetables.
15
The country here was more fertile, and the track led through the thickest macquis.
16
In those long-ago ages the Moon was a much more fertile garden than now.
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