Prolific is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROLIFIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• producing abundantly
• (of a plant, animal, or person) producing much fruit or foliage or many offspring
• (of an artist, author, or composer) producing many works
• (of a sports player) high-scoring
• present in large numbers or quantities; plentiful
• characterized by plentiful wildlife or produce
• very productive
• Having the quality of generating; producing young or fruit; generative; fruitful; productive; -- applied to plants producing fruit, animals producing young, etc.; -- usually with the implied idea of frequent or numerous production; as, a prolific tree, female, and the like.
• Serving to produce; fruitful of results; active; as, a prolific brain; a controversy prolific of evil.
• Proliferous.
• intellectually productive
• bearing in abundance especially offspring

Words related to PROLIFIC

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Words that contain PROLIFIC

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How to use PROLIFIC in a sentence

• I said to myself with manly joy, that my child was born at the prolific time of vintage, amidst the perfume of new wine.
• On the other hand, falling water, tending to crowd the drive closer together, is especially prolific of trouble.
• This refusal to vote been the prolific source of all the evils which have followed.
• The Spaniards had introduced goats into the island of Juan Fernandez, where they became so prolific as to furnish the pirates who infested those seas with provisions.
• Anne, surrounded by her progeny, one of whom made an oration, in which was a wish that her majesty might prove extremely prolific.
• The abundant produce of these prolific gardens, are brought daily by the canal in numerous small vessels, at sun-rise, to the market-place of the capital to be sold.
• There are also five ancient pillars of Hymettian marble in the upper Church of San Clemente, taken from the same prolific source.
• On another occasion, Caroline, after having conversed with a writer about his works, counsels the poet, who is already a prolific author, to try to write something likely to live.
• But it springs into new life after each catastrophe, simply because the soil is prolific of farmers, and they cannot be kept down.
• Indeed, though prolific enough of oaths and treasonable utterances, these organizations were singularly lacking in energy and initiative.
• Flowers yield perfumes in all climates, but those growing in the warmer latitudes are most prolific in their odor, while those from the colder are the sweetest.
• Never was a couple so prolific of ideas as they were that afternoon.
• The Sansee women on the Indus eat the flesh under the idea that it makes them prolific.
• The female is prolific, bringing forth from eight to twelve young ones, and Dr.
• They were proud of him as the most eminent citizen of their State which has been prolific of strong men, speaking of him as we do of Sumner or Webster.
• This fruit is so easily raised, so prolific and so delicious, used in various ways, that I wonder it is not more widely known and used.
• But this prolific and gentle pair were not representative of all the phenomena of nature.
• At the same time there can be no doubt that Englishman and Boer alike regard these teeming millions of prolific black people always with concern and sometimes with dismay.
• Bradley is an inventor who has a very prolific mind, which, however, rarely produces anything that anybody wants.
• CHAPTER XVII COWARDICE AND WORRY Cowardice is a much more prolific source of worry than most people imagine.
• It must be sufficient to examine briefly a few of the most important and characteristic productions of this really remarkable and prolific movement.
• The time of prolific painting from ideas sketched for so long had passed.
• To proceed in this manner, that is, to proceed with a presiding principle and a prolific energy, is with me the criterion of profound wisdom.
• October 29th was a Sunday, and except for rumours, which were prolific, a quiet day was spent.
• No one can doubt that our colonies achieve their increase with far less friction and misery than the prolific but short-lived Slavs.
• It is also true, that the women of this country are naturally not so prolific as those of some other parts of the world in the same latitude.
• American verse in the last half century has been extraordinarily prolific.

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