fecundity

• Nom désignant la qualité d'être fécond, fertile ou productif, c'est-à-dire capable de produire une descendance abondante ou une production, une croissance ou un résultat créatif riche.

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

indénombrable

1. Fertility or reproductive capacityC2formalscientific

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

   Fécondité

   • 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.

   Synonymesfertilityfruitfulnessproductivenessprolificacyrichness

   Antonymesbarrennessimpotenceinfertilitysterility

2. Creative abundanceC2formalart

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

   Fécondité créatrice

   • 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.

   Synonymescreativityfruitfulnessimaginativenessinventivenessoriginalityproductivityprolificacyrichness

   Antonymesariditybarrennesssterilityuncreativenessunproductiveness