fruitful

Definition for fruitful

adjective as in productive

Strongest matches

advantageous, beneficial, conducive, effective, profitable, rewarding, successful, useful, worthwhile

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abounding, abundant, blooming, blossoming, breeding, childbearing, childing, copious, fecund, fertile, flourishing, flush, fructiferous, gainful, plenteous, plentiful, profuse, proliferant, prolific, propagating, reproducing, rich, spawning, well-spent

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Given the base’s coastal location, development on the site could certainly be fruitful for the federal government.

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There are more fruitful approaches to conversation than merely trying to best someone in an argument by deploying buzzwords or “gotcha!” moments.

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Again by the end of another fruitful season, she was packing her bags and Batlle y Font was receiving enquiries from multiple clubs in Europe.

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By last weekend, the two sides reached a breakthrough and the tenor of discussions turned more fruitful.

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For the individual creators and their companies, the investment in the Emmys race could lead to new or more fruitful relationships with advertisers and sponsors.

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