prolificacy (Meaning)
prolificacy (n)
the property of producing abundantly and sustaining vigorous and luxuriant growth
Synonyms & Antonyms of prolificacy
prolificacy Sentence Examples
- The prolificacy of Shakespeare's writing is evident in the numerous plays and sonnets he produced.
- The prolificacy of the artist's output astonished critics and admirers alike.
- Mozart's prolificacy as a composer is reflected in the vast catalogue of his compositions.
- The company's success can be attributed to the prolificacy of its research and development department.
- The prolificacy of the author's imagination allowed them to create intricate and captivating worlds in their novels.
- The prolificacy of modern technology has revolutionized nearly every aspect of daily life.
- The student's academic prolificacy earned them numerous awards and accolades.
- The scientist's prolificacy in publishing research papers made them a respected figure in their field.
- The band's prolificacy in producing new music delighted their fans and kept them engaged.
- The playwright's prolificacy in writing new plays ensured a steady stream of productions for years to come.
FAQs About the word prolificacy
the property of producing abundantly and sustaining vigorous and luxuriant growth
fruitfulness, productivity, fertility, creativeness,fecundity, prolificness, ingenuity, prolificity, productiveness, creativity
dullness, dryness, dullness,dryness,dulness, dulness,
The prolificacy of Shakespeare's writing is evident in the numerous plays and sonnets he produced.
The prolificacy of the artist's output astonished critics and admirers alike.
Mozart's prolificacy as a composer is reflected in the vast catalogue of his compositions.
The company's success can be attributed to the prolificacy of its research and development department.
