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Meanings of very prolific in English
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Usage of very prolific in English
1
Our own country has been very prolific in the production of hymns.
2
The women do not appear to be, in general, very prolific.
3
Maize is very prolific, bearing a hundredfold, and ripening in April.
4
The chateaux of France are very prolific in producing talent.
5
The races were very prolific, and multiplied very rapidly under the most favorable conditions.
6
It is very prolific in germination, and an old saying runs on this score:-
7
The Church has been very prolific as well as medicine.
8
The women are very prolific, and do not shun labour or fatigue while pregnant.
9
Some varieties tested were very prolific and of fine quality.
10
It is very prolific, yielding from four to six fold.
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This is a very prolific as well as excellent variety.
12
He was also a very prolific composer, many of his compositions being still extant.
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A very prolific, hardy variety; recommended as the best red Sweet Potato for Northern culture.
14
Yet people of all colours find it very healthy, and the whites are very prolific.
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We were always trying to evolve and experiment-itwas a very prolific and satisfying time.
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To remove a very prolific growth several "seances" will be necessary.
This collocation consists of:
Very prolific through the time
Very prolific across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common