Pronunciation: /rɪˈprɑː.dək.tɪv/
adjective relating to or involved in reproduction or the production of offspring
A1 Animals have reproductive organs that help them create offspring.
A2 Plants have different reproductive strategies to ensure the continuation of their species.
B1 Understanding the reproductive process is essential for farmers to increase crop yields.
B2 Reproductive health education is important for individuals to make informed decisions about their bodies.
C1 Advancements in reproductive technology have revolutionized the field of assisted reproduction.
C2 The study of reproductive genetics has led to breakthroughs in understanding hereditary diseases.
formal The reproductive system is responsible for producing offspring.
informal She's studying about the reproductive process in biology class.
slang I heard they're having a talk about reproductive health at the clinic.
figurative The company's new marketing strategy is like a reproductive cycle, constantly generating new leads.
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