Prolificness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Prolificate
To make prolific to fertilize to impregnate
Prolifical
Producing young or fruit abundantly fruitful prolific
Prolificacy
Prolificness
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Prolificness
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Improlific
Not prolific
Cistercian
A monk of the prolific branch of the Benedictine Order established in 1098 at Cicircteaux in France by Robert abbot of Molesme For
Fecund
Fruitful in children prolific
Fecundate
To make fruitful or prolific
Fertile
Producing fruit or vegetation in abundance fruitful able to produce abundantly prolific fecund productive rich inventive as fertile land or fields a fertile mind or imagination
Fruitful
Full of fruit producing fruit abundantly bearing results prolific fertile liberal bountiful as a fruitful tree or season or soil a fruitful wife
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Prolificness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Prolificate
To make prolific to fertilize to impregnate
Prolifical
Producing young or fruit abundantly fruitful prolific
Prolificacy
Prolificness
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Prolificness
Matched in: Term Prolificness
Improlific
Not prolific
Cistercian
A monk of the prolific branch of the Benedictine Order established in 1098 at Cicircteaux in France by Robert abbot of Molesme For
Fecund
Fruitful in children prolific
Fecundate
To make fruitful or prolific
Fertile
Producing fruit or vegetation in abundance fruitful able to produce abundantly prolific fecund productive rich inventive as fertile land or fields a fertile mind or imagination
Fruitful
Full of fruit producing fruit abundantly bearing results prolific fertile liberal bountiful as a fruitful tree or season or soil a fruitful wife
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