prolifically

Meanings

• adverb

  Producing works in large quantities.

• adjective

  Creating or producing something at a very high rate.

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with prolifically
productively , profusely , colossally

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Variants

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prolific , prolificacies , prolificacy , prolifically , prolificness , prolificnesses

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Etymology

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From the Latin word 'prolificus', meaning 'abundant in produce, fruitful, fertile'.

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Trivia

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1. The prolific author Stephen King has published over 60 novels, more than any other living author.

2. The term 'prolific' comes from the Latin word 'prolificus', which means 'abundant in produce'.

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Related Concepts

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1. Productivity: The rate at which work is produced or completed.

2. Creativity: The ability to generate new and original ideas.

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Quotes

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1. Here there are {it}La{/it} restaurants, wine bars, bookshops, estate agents more "prolific" than doctors, and attractive people in black, few of them aging.

   - Hanif Kureishi,{it}Granta 22{/it},Autumn 1987

2. The main rival to his pneumonia was the "prolific" thrush which went into his throat and stomach.

   - Irvine Welsh,{it}Trainspotting{/it},1993

3. Since [David] Mamet is a "prolific" writer of Hollywood screenplays, there are today more people who know his work than know that they know it.

   - Juliet Fleming,{it}Times Literary Supplement{/it},18 Feb. 2000

4. A writer as established and "prolific" as Joyce Carol Oates can approach her material in a wealth of ways unavailable to the more plodding.

   - Jane Smiley,{it}New York Times Book Review{/it},5 May 1991

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Culture

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The term 'prolifically' has been used extensively in literature to describe authors who produce a large volume of work. For instance, Mark Twain was known for his prolific writing career, having published numerous novels, short stories, and essays.

How to Memorize "prolifically"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize a factory producing items at a rapid pace to remember the meaning of 'prolifically' as 'producing in large quantities'.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'prolific' with a fruitful tree or garden to remember the meaning of 'prolifically' as 'creating or producing something at a very high rate'.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the mnemonic 'Prolific P' for 'Producing in large quantities' and 'Prolifically Productive P' for 'Producing something at a very high rate'.

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