fertilized (Meaning)

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fertilized (imp. & p. p.)

of Fertilize

The newly fertilized egg embarked on its embryonic journey within the protective confines of the uterus.
The well-fertilized soil yielded a bountiful harvest, providing sustenance to the community.
The petunia blossoms were fertilized with a specialized solution, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting blooms.
The farmer carefully fertilized the fields to ensure optimal crop yields.
The fertilized embryo attached itself to the uterine wall, marking the beginning of a new life.
The in vitro fertilization procedure resulted in multiple fertilized eggs, increasing the chances of a successful pregnancy.
The unfertilized eggs were disposed of, while the fertilized ones were carefully monitored for further development.
The fertilized ovum contained the complete genetic makeup of both the mother and father.
The fertilized flowers produced seeds that would later germinate and grow into new plants.
The fertilization of the soil improved its fertility and nutrient content, benefiting the growth of crops.

of Fertilize

fertile, fecund, impregnated, pregnant, rich,enriched, prolific, productive, producing, luxuriant

barren, altered, fruitless, altered, impotent, infertile, unfruitful, infertile,sterile, barren

The newly fertilized egg embarked on its embryonic journey within the protective confines of the uterus.

The well-fertilized soil yielded a bountiful harvest, providing sustenance to the community.

The petunia blossoms were fertilized with a specialized solution, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting blooms.

The farmer carefully fertilized the fields to ensure optimal crop yields.