Fecund always strikes me as being a dirty word, even though it is not. It just has a very odd sound. It means richly fertile, prolific, highly imaginative.
He has a fecund imagination
The fecund years of the Italian renaissance contributed greatly to modern art. (idk if that's true but fecund is used correctly)
No. Second means next after first, while fecund means fertile.
"Fecund" means productive, whether physically or intellectually. Rabbits are fecund. Agricultural land can be fecund. Beehoven was a fecund composer.
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Abundant, or fecund.
The word that comes to my mind is 'fecund'.
fat, fecund, fruitful, luxuriant, productive, prolific, rich
you have to audition for there channel when they are holding auditions
reproducing, teeming, rich, generating, pregnant, fertile, breeding, fruitful, prolific,
Older members of population, particularly fecund ones, in pairs, are sources of younger individual members.