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infertile

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective infertile has 1 sense
  1. sterile, unfertile, infertile - incapable of reproducing; "an infertile couple"

Definitions from the Web

Infertile

Definition

(adjective)

1. Unable to conceive or produce offspring; not capable of reproducing.

2. Not conducive to or capable of producing crops, vegetation, or plants.

3. Lacking creativity, imagination, or new ideas; unproductive.

Example Sentences

(Adjective - unable to conceive or produce offspring)

  1. Despite numerous attempts, the couple remained infertile, unable to have children of their own.
  2. Some medical conditions may cause women to become infertile, requiring specialized treatment.
  3. The research found that pollution could lead to increased rates of infertility in wildlife populations.

(Adjective - not conducive to producing crops or vegetation)

  1. The dry and barren land was infertile, making it challenging for farmers to cultivate crops.
  2. The soil test revealed that the field was infertile, requiring the use of fertilizers to enhance its productivity.
  3. Certain plants struggle to grow in infertile environments with nutrient-deficient soils.

(Adjective - lacking creativity or new ideas)

  1. The artist felt stuck in an infertile period where no inspiration seemed to flow.
  2. The writer's infertile imagination hindered the development of captivating storylines.
  3. Some individuals find themselves in infertile roles where their potential is not fully utilized.

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