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/prəˈlɪfɪkəsi/ · prol·i·fa·ci·ty
noun
- Great fertility, especially in the production of offspring. The couple's prolificacy was a blessing to their family and community.
- The quality of producing a large number of literary or artistic works. The author's prolificacy was evident in the numerous novels she published in a single year.
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Did you know? The word 'prolificacy' is often used in academic and literary contexts to describe authors or artists who consistently produce high-quality work.