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prolific

[pruh-lif-ik] / prəˈlɪf ɪk /


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Massie pursued a parallel career as a prolific journalist for publications across the world.

From BBC

Our team went undercover in the city, filming men as they covertly recorded women on a night out, exposing some of the most prolific operators, linked to 12 accounts.

From BBC

Meanwhile, culinary competition is its own highly prolific reality TV subgenre.

From Salon

We asked a prolific author, local professors, book critics, literary folks about town and a self-described “sailor punk rat” to make their picks personal.

From Los Angeles Times

Howe said that the challenge was to find players who could come close to replicating Isak's prolific Newcastle form.

From Barron's