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fecundity

/fɪˈkʌn.də.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, fruchtbar, produktiv oder fähig zu sein, reichlich Nachkommen, Wachstum oder kreative Ergebnisse hervorzubringen.

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noun

/fɪˈkʌn.də.ti/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, fruchtbar, produktiv oder fähig zu sein, reichlich Nachkommen, Wachstum oder kreative Ergebnisse hervorzubringen.

A noun referring to the quality of being fertile, productive, or capable of producing abundant offspring, growth, or creative output.

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  1. Fertility or reproductive capacityC2formalscientific

    The ability to produce abundant offspring, fruit, or vegetation.

    deFruchtbarkeit

    • The fecundity of the soil in this region supports rich agriculture.
    • Biologists studied the fecundity of the fish population in the lake.
    • High fecundity rates are observed in certain species of insects.

    Synonymefertilityfruitfulnessproductivenessprolificacyrichness

    Antonymebarrennessimpotenceinfertilitysterility

  2. Creative abundanceC2formalart

    The quality of being highly inventive or productive in intellectual or artistic work.

    deSchöpferische Fruchtbarkeit

    • The author's fecundity resulted in over twenty published novels.
    • Her fecundity as a painter produced a vast collection of masterpieces.
    • The composer's fecundity amazed critics with new symphonies every year.

    Synonymecreativityfruitfulnessimaginativenessinventivenessoriginalityproductivityprolificacyrichness

    Antonymeariditybarrennesssterilityuncreativenessunproductiveness

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  • fecundities plural form
  • fecundities' possessive plural form
  • fecundity's possessive singular form
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