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prolificacy

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun prolificacy has 1 sense
  1. richness, prolificacy, fertility - the property of producing abundantly and sustaining growth; "he praised the richness of the soil"
    --1 is a kind of fruitfulness, fecundity

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Term: Prolificacy Description: Prolificacy refers to the state or quality of being highly productive, fertile, or creative. It signifies an abundance or excess in terms of quantity or output. This term can be applied to various domains including art, literature, biology, and more. Sample sentences: 1. Noun (general sense): The prolificacy of Shakespeare's work is admired and revered by scholars and readers worldwide. 2. Noun (biological sense): The prolificacy of rabbits is well-known, as they can reproduce rapidly and have multiple litters each year. 3. Noun (creative sense): The composer's prolificacy was evident in his ability to produce numerous symphonies within a short period of time. 4. Adjective: The writer's prolificacy was evident through the multitude of novels she published annually. 5. Adverb: The artist worked prolificacy, producing stunning paintings one after the other. HTML format:

Prolificacy

Prolificacy refers to the state or quality of being highly productive, fertile, or creative. It signifies an abundance or excess in terms of quantity or output. This term can be applied to various domains including art, literature, biology, and more.

Sample Sentences:
  1. Noun (general sense): The prolificacy of Shakespeare's work is admired and revered by scholars and readers worldwide.
  2. Noun (biological sense): The prolificacy of rabbits is well-known, as they can reproduce rapidly and have multiple litters each year.
  3. Noun (creative sense): The composer's prolificacy was evident in his ability to produce numerous symphonies within a short period of time.
  4. Adjective: The writer's prolificacy was evident through the multitude of novels she published annually.
  5. Adverb: The artist worked prolificacy, producing stunning paintings one after the other.

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