fecundity
/fɪˈkʌndəti/
noun
- The ability to produce many offspring or new growth; fertility.
- Rabbits are known for their high fecundity, having many babies each year.
- Scientists study the fecundity of fish to manage ocean populations.
- The fecundity of the soil made the garden bloom with vegetables.
- The quality of being creative or intellectually productive.
- The artist's fecundity resulted in dozens of paintings each season.
- His fecundity of ideas made him a valuable member of the brainstorming team.
- The author's fecundity amazed her publisher, as she wrote three novels in one year.
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