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fecund

/ˈfiː.kʌnd/

Traducción: Describe algo que es muy fértil, productivo o fructífero, a menudo usado en un contexto literario o formal.

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adjective

/ˈfiː.kʌnd/C2formal
  • esDescribe algo que es muy fértil, productivo o fructífero, a menudo usado en un contexto literario o formal.

Describes something that is highly fertile, productive, or fruitful, often used in literary or formal contexts.

  1. Fertile or productiveC2formal

    Capable of producing abundant vegetation, offspring, or creative output.

    esFértil o productivo

    • The fecund soil of the valley yielded three harvests a year.
    • She was a fecund writer, publishing a novel every year.
    • The region's fecund ecosystem supports a wide variety of wildlife.

    Sinónimosfertilefruitfulgenerativeproductiveprolificrich

    Antónimosbarrenfruitlessinfertilesterileunproductive

  2. Intellectually productiveC2formal

    Producing many new ideas, inventions, or creative works.

    esFecundo en el plano intelectual

    • The Renaissance was a fecund period for art and science.
    • His fecund imagination gave birth to countless inventions.
    • The fecund mind of the philosopher generated many influential theories.

    Sinónimoscreativefertileimaginativeinnovativeinventiveoriginalproductiveprolific

    Antónimosbarrensterileuncreativeunproductive

Formas
  • more fecund comparative form
  • most fecund superlative form
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