Prolific Meaning in English
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Definition
Producing a large amount of something, such as work, ideas, or offspring. Used to describe people, animals, or things that create a lot in a short time.
Usage & Nuances
'Prolific' is formal and often used for writers, artists, or anything with abundant production ('a prolific author'). Not about quality, just quantity. Common with 'in/at', e.g., 'prolific in her writing.' Avoid using for objects unless they produce something.
Example Sentences
She is a prolific writer of children's books.
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The apple tree in our garden is very prolific.
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That artist was prolific during the 1980s.
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He’s one of the most prolific inventors of our time.
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The team's striker was especially prolific last season, scoring 30 goals.
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Some plants are incredibly prolific and will cover your garden in just one summer.
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