fecund

• Qualifie ce qui est très fertile, productif ou fécond, souvent employé dans un registre littéraire ou soutenu pour désigner la capacité à produire en abondance, que ce soit sur le plan biologique, créatif ou intellectuel.

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.

   fécond

   • 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.

   Synonymesfertilefruitfulgenerativeproductiveprolificrich

   Antonymesbarrenfruitlessinfertilesterileunproductive

2. Intellectually productiveC2formal

   Producing many new ideas, inventions, or creative works.

   fécond (sens intellectuel)

   • 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.

   Synonymescreativefertileimaginativeinnovativeinventiveoriginalproductiveprolific

   Antonymesbarrensterileuncreativeunproductive