prolific

• Décrit quelqu'un ou quelque chose qui produit une grande quantité de quelque chose, par exemple des œuvres d'art, de la littérature ou une descendance.

Describes someone or something that produces a large quantity of something, such as works of art, literature, or offspring.

1. Highly productiveB2formal

   Producing a great number or amount of something, especially works of art, literature, or inventions.

   prolifique (très productif)

   • Shakespeare was a prolific playwright, writing over 30 plays.
   • She is a prolific author with more than 20 novels published.
   • The prolific inventor held over 100 patents.

   Synonymescopiouscreativefertilefruitfulinventiveproductive

   Antonymesbarrenfruitlessidleinactiveinfertilesterileuncreativeunproductive

2. Fruitful or abundantB2formal

   Producing abundant crops, offspring, or results.

   Prolifique (fécond, abondant)

   • The prolific apple tree yielded hundreds of fruits this year.
   • Rabbits are known for being prolific breeders.
   • The region's prolific soil supports a wide variety of crops.

   Synonymesabundantcopiouscreativefertilefruitfulinventiveproductive

   Antonymesbarrenfruitlessinfertileunproductive