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fruitful
/ ˈfruːtfʊl /
adjective
- bearing fruit in abundance
- productive or prolific, esp in bearing offspring
- causing or assisting prolific growth
- producing results or profits
a fruitful discussion
Derived Forms
- ˈfruitfulness, noun
- ˈfruitfully, adverb
Other Words From
- fruitful·ly adverb
- fruitful·ness noun
- over·fruitful adjective
- over·fruitful·ly adverb
- over·fruitful·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
These are all fruitful options to pursue for any atheist interested in challenging the immoral stereotypes we have.
After a fruitful year (earning $81 total) he expanded his enterprise.
That marked the beginning of a fruitful long-term relationship with his Ethiopian clients.
Then, defying all logic, it somehow blossomed into an amazing, fruitful romance.
Reporters found that scouring the Internet for remarks made by Ukip members was proving fruitful.
Nothing, however, can save us but a union, which would turn our barren hills into fruitful valleys.
Our escort was mounted within a few minutes, and we were in full gallop over the fruitful levels of Champagne.
It seemed an unpromising subject, but they fell upon it with ardour, and found it strangely fruitful.
Why did he quit the fruitful banks of the Euphrates for a spot so remote, so barren, and so stony as Sichem?
One of the most fruitful fields for this instrument is undoubtedly stellar spectroscopy.
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