Adjective fecund has 2 senses

1. fecund - capable of producing offspring or vegetation
   Antonyms: sterile, unfertile, infertile (indirect, via fertile)
   
2. fecund, fertile, prolific - intellectually productive; "a prolific writer"; "a fecund imagination"
   Antonym: unproductive (indirect, via productive)
   

Fecund

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Capable of producing an abundance of offspring, ideas, or works; highly fertile or productive.

Senses:

1. Highly fertile in terms of reproduction.
2. Capable of producing numerous ideas or works of artistic or intellectual value.

Popular Usage:

• The rainforest is known for its fecund ecosystem, teeming with diverse plant and animal life.
• Her mind is fecund with groundbreaking theories, constantly pushing the boundaries of scientific knowledge.

Local Usage:

• In our town, the rich soil and mild climate make it a fecund region for agriculture.
• Our local art scene is incredibly fecund, producing a constant stream of innovative exhibitions and performances.

Sample Sentences:

1. The fecund rabbit gave birth to a litter of twelve cute bunnies.
2. The author's fecund imagination led to a series of best-selling novels.
3. The farmer's fecund crop yielded a bountiful harvest.

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