fecund
highly productive or fertile, whether of land or imagination
Word origin: From Latin fecundus, fruitful.
Fecund in a sentence
Here are example sentences showing fecund in a sentence.
The decade was a fecund period for jazz, producing dozens of enduring classics.
The decade proved remarkably fecund, producing more enduring works than the half-century before it.
Using “fecund” well
Fecund means richly productive, applied both to fertile land and to a fertile imagination. It is more literary than the everyday productive.
More GRE words starting with F
to make up something false in order to deceive
a deliberately false statement or invented account intended to mislead
a person who invents elaborate or untruthful stories
treating serious matters with inappropriate or flippant humor
achieved too easily and therefore superficial or shallow
to make an action or process easier or more achievable
a small, organized group within a larger one, especially one that is in opposition
inclined to form rival groups and provoke internal dissent
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