Fruitful

Pronunciation: /ˈfruːtfəl/

Definitions of fruitful

adjective producing good or helpful results; productive

Example Sentences

A1 My fruitful garden produces delicious fruits.

A2 Planting seeds in good soil can lead to a fruitful harvest.

B1 The team's collaboration was fruitful, resulting in a successful project.

B2 After years of hard work, their business finally became fruitful and profitable.

C1 The negotiations between the two countries were fruitful, leading to a peaceful resolution.

C2 His research in the field of medicine has been incredibly fruitful, leading to groundbreaking discoveries.

Examples of fruitful in a Sentence

formal The collaboration between the two companies has been very fruitful, resulting in significant progress.

informal I'm glad our meeting was so fruitful, we got a lot accomplished.

slang That study group session was super fruitful, I totally aced my exam.

figurative Planting seeds of kindness and compassion can lead to a fruitful harvest of love and understanding.

Grammatical Forms of fruitful

• past tense: fruitfulled
• plural: fruitfuls
• comparative: more fruitful
• superlative: most fruitful
• present tense: fruitful
• future tense: will be fruitful
• perfect tense: has been fruitful
• continuous tense: is being fruitful
• singular: fruitful
• positive degree: fruitful
• infinitive: to be fruitful
• gerund: fruitfuling
• participle: fruitfulled

Origin and Evolution of fruitful

First Known Use: 0012 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'fruitful' originated from the Old English word 'frytful', which was derived from the Proto-Germanic word 'frutoz'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something bearing fruit or crops, the meaning of 'fruitful' has evolved to also signify productivity, abundance, and success in various contexts.