prolific

/prəˈlɪfɪk/
adjective
  1. Producing a large amount of something, such as fruit, offspring, or creative work.
    • The apple tree is very prolific this year, with branches heavy with fruit.
    • She is a prolific author who publishes a new novel every year.
    • Shakespeare was a prolific playwright, writing dozens of plays.
  2. Producing many plants, animals, or young; fertile.
    • Rabbits are known for being prolific breeders.
    • The region's rich soil is prolific for growing wheat.
    • Prolific coral reefs support thousands of marine species.
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