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fruitfulness

/ˈfruːt.fəl.nəs/
fruit · ful · ness

Adverb:fruitfully
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Adjective:fruitful
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1

The quality of yielding abundant, useful, or favorable results; intellectual or practical productivity.

Example

"The long-term fruitfulness of the research collaboration became evident when the team published three groundbreaking studies."


2

The quality or state of producing abundant biological growth, crops, or offspring; fertility or fecundity.

Example

"The rich volcanic soil contributed to the remarkable fruitfulness of the valley's orchards."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed in Middle English from the adjective 'fruitful' (from Old French 'fruit', ultimately from Latin 'fructus' meaning 'enjoyment or produce') combined with the native Old English noun-forming suffix '-ness'.

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