Fertile is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FERTILE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• productive
• (of soil or land) producing or capable of producing abundant vegetation or crops
• producing many new and inventive ideas
• (of a situation) encouraging a particular activity or feeling
• (of a person, animal, or plant) able to conceive young or produce seed.
• (of a seed or egg) capable of becoming a new individual.
• (of nuclear material) able to become fissile by the capture of neutrons.
• capable of producing young, crops, or vegetation
• Producing fruit or vegetation in abundance; fruitful; able to produce abundantly; prolific; fecund; productive; rich; inventive; as, fertile land or fields; a fertile mind or imagination.
• Capable of producing fruit; fruit-bearing; as, fertile flowers.
• Containing pollen; -- said of anthers.
• produced in abundance; plenteous; ample.
• intellectually productive
• bearing in abundance especially offspring
• marked by great fruitfulness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• capable of reproducing

Words related to FERTILE

fecund12 fertilely15 fertileness14 fertilenesses16 fertiler11 fertilest12

Words that contain FERTILE

fertiler11 fertilely15 fertilest12 infertile12 unfertile12 subfertile15 fertileness14 infertilely17 interfertile15 fertilenesses16

How to use FERTILE in a sentence

• Thousands of square miles are plowed so deep with shot and shell and trench that the fertile soil lies buried beneath unyielding clay.
• The hills were basaltic, but the creeks having cut through the rocks and excavated the sandstone, the valleys were not of such a fertile character as the plains and ridges.
• There, in a fertile and picturesque region, they have established themselves and resumed the pursuits of peaceful life.
• This is a fertile, and was then a comparatively populous, settlement.
• It is so well sheltered by the high land on both sides, that the heat thus produced and the moisture of the river make the spot very rich and fertile.
• The island became fertile, and men and women married, and bore sons and daughters.
• We ascended a little hill, and, through our telescope, saw a most beautiful and fertile country, breathing peace and repose.
• Toward the west of the jurisdiction is that of the province of Pampanga, which is fertile and well-peopled, and that of Bulacan, and the Cambales.
• It is all very fertile, and has many large rivers, that of Cagayan or Nueva Segovia being more swollen than the others.
• Britain was in the time of Julius Caesar what it is at this day, in climate and natural advantages, temperate and reasonably fertile.
• But what was their astonishment! There was no longer any appearance of a village! Even the fertile vale, in the hollow of which it lay, had ceased to have existence.
• Fertile, well-watered, apt for every mundane purpose, it yet wanted one great requisite.
• Every preacher will want at once this latest product of his fertile mind.
• The soil is very fertile, and at least we should not starve.
• Ernestine was fertile in clumsy ways of wooing the new-found friends.
• Lord Dalhousie was determined to annex the rich and fertile kingdom.
• It was just the same before the railway opened up Siberia and revealed prosperous cities, fertile plains, and boundless mineral resources to an astonished world.
• The more fertile and wealthy the region, the higher was the price of passage.
• She occupied at this time what is known as the Kaure-Lahun section, which is very fertile and of easy access to the Sierra Leone railway.
• Year by year the sunlight was let into the dense forests, and fertile meadows soon stretched far and wide in the once untrodden wilderness.
• They departed from Kouka on the 14th December 1823, and passing the site of old Birnie, found the banks of the Yeou fertile, and diversified with towns and villages.
• The soil on the plateau was particularly fertile, and it was hoped that the harvests would be abundant.
• This woody islet did not offer the varied aspects of Lincoln Island, arid and wild in one part, but fertile and rich in the other.
• The reason that the Chinese allow them to hold such an extent of fertile land is because the low plains are considered unhealthy and the Chinese cannot, or will not, live there.
• A large and fertile district would thus be severed from the Confederacy, and the line of invasion across the Upper Potomac completely blocked.
• He had descended from the Alleghanies into the fertile regions of Tennessee, and traced the courses of the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers.
• Those towns escaped, but thousands of acres of fertile cultivated land, with farm houses and stock, were destroyed.
• There is ample evidence that one of the very earliest objects of human worship was the Earth itself, conceived of as the fertile Mother of all things.

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