prolific
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Definition
producing a large number of works, offspring, or results.
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Someone like Ben Jonson was much more respected for literary merit at the time than Shakespeare, even though Shakespeare has gone on to be much more prolific and famous.
How to Start Reading the Classics 📖Come on, you know I trained to play soccer before I became a prolific chef, right?
I Cooked For EVERY Soccer StarYou are more convoluted and prolific and polymorphously awesome than you probably even dare to think.
Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology: Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology #1Um we for example we do not talk about agentic AI which is um we mention it but it's it's two years ago it was not not so prolific.
The Future of Science With AI | Nobel Prize Dialogue London 2026He found the concept of reform to be naive, saying that technology only got more and more prolific across the entirety of human history. Any truly significant reforms, he said, would bear far-reaching consequences that could very likely be disastrous.
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