Pronunciation: /prəˈdʌktɪv/
noun the state or quality of being able to produce or achieve a lot
A1 I had a very productive day at work.
A2 She always tries to be as productive as possible during her study sessions.
B1 The team's productivity has increased since implementing the new software.
B2 The company's new CEO is focused on improving productivity across all departments.
C1 The workshop was designed to help executives enhance their productivity and efficiency.
C2 His innovative approach to project management has led to significant increases in productivity and profits.
adjective describing something that is able to produce or achieve a lot
A1 I had a very productive day at work today.
A2 She found a productive way to study for her exams.
B1 The team had a productive meeting and came up with some great ideas.
B2 The new project manager implemented several productive strategies to improve efficiency.
C1 His productive work ethic has earned him a promotion.
C2 The company's productive output has increased significantly since implementing new technology.
formal The team had a very productive meeting and came up with several innovative ideas.
informal I always feel more productive when I work in the morning.
slang Let's hustle and get this project done - time to be super productive!
figurative His mind was a productive garden, constantly growing new thoughts and ideas.
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