infrugiferous (Meaning)
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infrugiferous (a.)
Not bearing fruit; not fructiferous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of infrugiferous
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infrugiferous Sentence Examples
- The parched wasteland was infrugiferous, yielding no sustenance for weary travelers.
- The sterile soil proved infrugiferous for all attempts at cultivation, leaving farmers disheartened.
- The once-bountiful orchard had become infrugiferous due to disease and neglect.
- The barren desert landscape stretched infrugiferously before us, a testament to nature's harshness.
- The infrugiferous trees stood as desolate sentinels, a reminder of a once-fertile land.
- The farmer's efforts proved infrugiferous as pests and drought ravaged his crops.
- Despite ample rainfall and sunshine, the infrugiferous field remained barren, puzzling the experienced agriculturists.
- The rocky terrain was infrugiferous, offering no respite from the relentless sun and wind.
- The infrugiferous vegetation served as a poignant symbol of the waning vitality in the dying ecosystem.
- The infrugiferous soil became a potent metaphor for the lost hopes and shattered dreams that once flourished in its embrace.
FAQs About the word infrugiferous
Not bearing fruit; not fructiferous.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The parched wasteland was infrugiferous, yielding no sustenance for weary travelers.
The sterile soil proved infrugiferous for all attempts at cultivation, leaving farmers disheartened.
The once-bountiful orchard had become infrugiferous due to disease and neglect.
The barren desert landscape stretched infrugiferously before us, a testament to nature's harshness.
