fecund (Meaning)

Wordnet

fecund (s)

capable of producing offspring or vegetation

intellectually productive

Webster

Fruitful in children; prolific.

No weak antonyms found.

The fecund meadows of the countryside burst with life, blooming with vibrant wildflowers.
The fertile soil, rich in nutrients, is fecund with new growth, promising an abundant harvest.
She possesses a fecund imagination, conjuring up fantastical stories that grip readers with their vivid imagery.
The fecund womb of creativity holds the potential for remarkable ideas, awaiting the spark of inspiration to bring them to life.
The river's fecund banks overflow with lush vegetation, creating a thriving ecosystem teeming with wildlife.
The fecund artist's mind is a constant source of inspiration, pouring forth a stream of innovative and groundbreaking ideas.
The fecund earth, with its abundance of natural resources, provides sustenance and nourishment to all living beings.
The forest's fecund ground is a tapestry of diverse plant life, each species contributing to its intricate ecosystem.
The author's fecund pen weaves intricate narratives, capturing the essence of human emotion and the complexities of life.
The fecund mind of the scientist explores the unknown, pushing the boundaries of human knowledge and understanding.

capable of producing offspring or vegetation, intellectually productiveFruitful in children; prolific.

prolific,fertile,rich, luxuriant, lush, inventive, productive, generative, creative, fruitful

sterile, unproductive, infertile, barren, infertile, unfruitful, unfertile, dead,sterile, unproductive

The fecund meadows of the countryside burst with life, blooming with vibrant wildflowers.

The fertile soil, rich in nutrients, is fecund with new growth, promising an abundant harvest.

She possesses a fecund imagination, conjuring up fantastical stories that grip readers with their vivid imagery.

The fecund womb of creativity holds the potential for remarkable ideas, awaiting the spark of inspiration to bring them to life.