prolific in Irish
prolific in Irish is bisiúil, torthúil, rafar — prolific means producing a large amount of something, especially offspring, fruit, or creative work.
prolific in Irish
bisiúil
Fertile; producing offspring or fruit in abundance, applied to plants producing fruit, animals producing young, etc.
torthúil
Fertile; producing offspring or fruit in abundance, applied to plants producing fruit, animals producing young, etc.
rafar
Similarly producing results or performing deeds in abundance.
What does "prolific" mean?
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adj Producing a large amount of something, especially offspring, fruit, or creative work.
"She is one of the most prolific novelists of her generation, publishing a new book almost every year."
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adj Abundant or plentiful in general.
"Wildflowers are prolific along that stretch of coastline in early summer."
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prolific in a sentence
- She is one of the most prolific novelists of her generation, publishing a new book almost every year.
- The orchard's oldest tree is still remarkably prolific, dropping bushels of apples every autumn.
- Wildflowers are prolific along that stretch of coastline in early summer.
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What is "prolific" in Irish?
"prolific" in Irish is bisiúil, torthúil, rafar. prolific means: Producing a large amount of something, especially offspring, fruit, or creative work.
How do you use "prolific" in a sentence?
Example: "She is one of the most prolific novelists of her generation, publishing a new book almost every year." In Irish, "prolific" is bisiúil, torthúil, rafar.
Are there other ways to say "prolific" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "prolific": bisiúil, torthúil, rafar.
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