Thesaurus.com
Thesaurus / fecund

USE fecund IN A SENTENCE

Join our early testers! See how your sentence looks with different synonyms.

Characters: 0/140
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB

Ours is, scarcely less than the British, a living and fecund system.
CONGRESSIONAL GOVERNMENTWOODROW WILSON
A rich and fecund land, held originally in big estates, now beginning to be cut up into the smaller farms of the fruit growers.
IN TO THE YUKONWILLIAM SEYMOUR EDWARDS
A complete bibliography of such a fecund illustrator as Sir John Gilbert would need a volume to itself.
ENGLISH ILLUSTRATION 'THE SIXTIES': 1855-70GLEESON WHITE
It was bliss, it was the nucleolating of the fecund darkness.
THE RAINBOWD. H. (DAVID HERBERT) LAWRENCE
A woman who has one child has proved that she is fecund, but has not proved that she is fertile.
THE TASK OF SOCIAL HYGIENEHAVELOCK ELLIS
He is in reality a finished workman, an accomplished stylist, a happy colorist, and fecund withal.
IDLING IN ITALYJOSEPH COLLINS
In October, 85 per cent of the adult females were fecund, and in November, this figure was 80 per cent.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE PRAIRIE VOLE (MAMMALIAN GENUS MICROTUS)E. W. JAMESON
A woman with six children has proved that she is not only fecund but fertile.
THE TASK OF SOCIAL HYGIENEHAVELOCK ELLIS
Her colour was bright, her eyes full of a fecund gloom, her brown hair tumbled loosely over her ears.
THE RAINBOWD. H. (DAVID HERBERT) LAWRENCE
He began with the fecund idea of motion, the stars in their orbits, man engendering man.
HOW FRANCE BUILT HER CATHEDRALSELIZABETH BOYLE O'REILLY

WORDS RELATED TO FECUND

Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

WORD OF THE DAY

ad hockerynoun | [ad -hok-uh-ree ]SEE DEFINITION