fructuous (Meaning)

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fructuous (a.)

Fruitful; productive; profitable.

The fructuous collaboration between researchers resulted in a groundbreaking discovery.
The farmer's relentless efforts bore fructuous results, yielding an abundant harvest.
The meeting proved to be highly fructuous, facilitating a meaningful exchange of ideas.
The investment in research and development has been fructuous, yielding significant returns.
The fructuous partnership between the corporation and the university led to advancements in technology.
The fructuous exchange of information between experts accelerated progress in the field.
The fructuous outcome of the negotiations left both parties satisfied with the agreement.
The fructuous grant opportunity enabled researchers to pursue innovative research projects.
The fructuous collaboration between artists resulted in a vibrant and captivating exhibition.
The fructuous results of the experiment provided strong evidence to support the hypothesis.

Fruitful; productive; profitable.

prolific, rich, fertile, producing, luxuriant, generative, productive, fat, fecund, inventive

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

The fructuous collaboration between researchers resulted in a groundbreaking discovery.

The farmer's relentless efforts bore fructuous results, yielding an abundant harvest.

The meeting proved to be highly fructuous, facilitating a meaningful exchange of ideas.

The investment in research and development has been fructuous, yielding significant returns.