infecund Sentence Examples
- The infecund soil, barren and unyielding, defied all attempts at cultivation.
- Her infecund womb brought deep sorrow to the childless couple.
- The company's aging equipment rendered it infecund, incapable of producing profitable output.
- The drought left fields infecund, leaving farmers facing a bleak harvest.
- The infecund rainforests of the tropics loomed silently, their flora and fauna dwindling.
- The infecund relationship between the siblings dissolved into bitter resentment.
- The infecund ideas of the conference offered no tangible solutions to the pressing problems.
- The infecund weather stifled creativity, dampening the spirits of artists and writers alike.
- The infecund efforts of the peacekeepers failed to quell the escalating violence.
- The infecund arguments of the opposition crumbled under the weight of logical scrutiny.
infecund Meaning
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infecund (a.)
Unfruitful; not producing young; barren; infertile.
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Unfruitful; not producing young; barren; infertile.
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The infecund soil, barren and unyielding, defied all attempts at cultivation.
Her infecund womb brought deep sorrow to the childless couple.
The company's aging equipment rendered it infecund, incapable of producing profitable output.
The drought left fields infecund, leaving farmers facing a bleak harvest.
