Fecundity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FECUNDITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• fertility
• the ability to produce an abundance of offspring or new growth; fertility
• the ability to produce many new ideas
• The quality or power of producing fruit; fruitfulness; especially (Biol.), the quality in female organisms of reproducing rapidly and in great numbers.
• The power of germinating; as in seeds.
• The power of bringing forth in abundance; fertility; richness of invention; as, the fecundity of God\'s creative power.
• the intellectual productivity of a creative imagination
• the state of being fertile; capable of producing offspring
• the quality of something that causes or assists healthy growth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• fruitful in offspring or vegetation; prolific

Words related to FECUNDITY

fecundities17 fertility15

Words that contain FECUNDITY

infecundity20

How to use FECUNDITY in a sentence

• Suddenly her sons spread all over the world, stimulated by the fecundity of their race and by the narrowness of their fields.
• Hot blood coursed in my flesh, I was as if elevated by the fecundity overflowing from the soil and ascending within me.
• Towering into the sky to unthinkable heights, they stand as living monuments to the fecundity of natural life.
• It was not only in religious questions and by their philosopho- theologians that the middle ages, before the Renaissance, displayed their activity and fecundity.
• But constructive weakness apart, his amazing brilliance and fecundity of dialogue ought to have given him an immediate and lasting grip of the stage.
• The degree of fecundity or lack of fecundity between different species varies in extraordinary and inexplicable fashion in different families of mammals.
• The only notable increase in the rural white population of the district came through the fecundity of the small-farming Acadians who had little to do with sugar culture.
• The control of fecundity and the control of infection are parallel problems, and generally speaking, the measures a woman takes to prevent conception will also prevent infection.
• Undoubtedly a higher quality of life will obtain, and also a slowly decreasing fecundity.
• This is a striking instance of the fact that the decrease in the total birth-rate is due more to a decrease in the fecundity of marriage, than to a decrease of the marriage-rate.
• A high fecundity does not depend on an inordinate sexual activity.
• Lessons on the fecundity of little things had indeed grown into commonplace household words.
• I saw districts noted for their fecundity on the raw edge of famine, and a people proverbial for their light-heartedness who had forgotten how to smile.
• The wearing of orange blossoms is said to have started with the Saracens, who regarded them as emblems of fecundity.
• The desirable characters were associated with each other, and also with fecundity.
• The desirable characters are still associated with each other, but their association with fecundity is now negative.
• Its object is to restore the positive correlation between desirable characters and fecundity, on which the progressive evolution of the race depends.
• Obviously marriages with the women at 45 or over being sterile must not be counted where it is the fecundity of the marriage that is being studied.
• The effect of these various factors in the increasing cost of children is to decrease fecundity not so much on the basis of income of parents, as on the basis of their standards.
• The many theories advanced exceeded all the ordinary illustrations of literary fecundity and extravagance in the department of theology.
• Anaxagoras was of opinion that animals and plants sprang from the earth by means of germs carried in the atmosphere which gave fecundity to the earth.
• The extraordinary versatility and fecundity of his genius can be appreciated only by those who have read all, or at least much, of his output.
• A remarkable instance of fecundity in a female goat occurred at the house of one of the superintendants at Sydney.
• He wrote hardly ten songs a year at the time of his greatest fecundity.
• So Lucretius praised, I will not say the atoms merely, but even fecundity and wisdom.
• It sprang rather from a native speculative depth, a natural affinity to the divine fecundity, serenity, and sadness of the world.
• The left hand grasps a fruit, the emblem of fecundity, while the right held a painted crown, the traces of which have now entirely disappeared.
• The great advantage of this latter consists in its superior fecundity.
• All this time the population was in a state of rapid progression, both from the daily influx of people from without, and from the amazing fecundity of the colonists within.
• That any degree of parental attention is incompatible with the immense fecundity of the lower organisms needs no demonstration.
• It can hardly be an accident that in this war the nations with a high birth-rate broke up in the order of their fecundity, while France stood like a rock.

Similar words containing FECUND without suffix ity

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