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fruitful

/ˈfɹuːtfl̩/adjective2 syllables

Fruitful means: productive or conducive to producing in abundance.

Synonyms for fruitful30

adjective, as in productive or conducive to producing in abundance

berried, baccate, bacciferous, blue-fruited, bountiful, plentiful, breeding, dark-fruited, fat, fertile, productive, rich, generative, procreative
and 7 more, reproductive, high-yield, oval-fruited, prolific, red-fruited, round-fruited, small-fruited

also used for fruitful

fructive, fructuous, pregnant, batful, thriving, yielding, yieldly, voluminous, fruitious

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Opposites of fruitful

unfruitful

What does fruitful mean?1

adjective

1

productive or conducive to producing in abundance“be fruitful and multiply”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

Fruitful in a sentence

  • The debate was very contentious and didn't result in any fruitful conclusions.danieljtah
  • Time spent without a relationship is also fruitful.Miktsoanit
  • Their stay in Germany for a year was very fruitful.Zifre
  • Their year-long stay in Germany was very fruitful.Swift
  • The time you dedicate to the study of Latin will always be fruitful.carlosalberto
  • I hope that your business trip to France was fruitful.zogwarg
  • The year she spent in Germany was incredibly fruitful.rul
  • Arguing with a woman is about as fruitful as scooping up water with a sieve.FeuDRenais2

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