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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
’’Prolific’’?
Hello All,
I read that ’’prolific’’ means ’’producing with great frequency or in large quantities’’.
In connection with animals, which term would you use if you wanted to imply both?
Could you, please, let me know it? Thanks!
I read that ’’prolific’’ means ’’producing with great frequency or in large quantities’’.
In connection with animals, which term would you use if you wanted to imply both?
Could you, please, let me know it? Thanks!
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Hi, Can you please show us an example of a sentence and/or context in which you would like to use such a word? What kind of animals? What is being produced?
- Hi, Can you please show us an example of a sentence and/or context in which you would like to use such a word?
- What kind of animals?
- What is being produced?
- Are you talking about producing offspring?
- Clive
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Hi,
Can you please show us an example of a sentence and/or context in which you would like to use such a word?
What kind of animals? What is being produced? Are you talking about producing offspring?
Clive
Can you please show us an example of a sentence and/or context in which you would like to use such a word?
What kind of animals? What is being produced? Are you talking about producing offspring?
Clive
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Thank you, Clive : )
Yes, I mean species which have litters with many youngsters and have their litters shortly one after the other (with great frequency). Like rats, for example.
Yes, I mean species which have litters with many youngsters and have their litters shortly one after the other (with great frequency). Like rats, for example.
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