infecundity

Examples

• All

• Critics noted the infecundity of his recent work compared to his earlier, more creative period.

• The artist's infecundity was evident after years of silence.

• The infecundity of the soil made farming in the region extremely difficult.

• Many writers fear infecundity in their later years.

• The infecundity of the soil in that region resulted in poor crop yields every year.

• Many artists experience periods of infecundity that can last for months or even years.

• Her recent struggles with infecundity have led her to seek new forms of creative expression.

Synonyms

B

barrenness

vsinfecundity

1 8.1

A situation when nothing useful can be produced

covers inability only for creative, intellectual, or physical output

F

fruitlessness

vsinfecundity

1 7.3

Lack of results or success after effort

points to inability to produce creative, intellectual, or physical output

U

unproductiveness

vsinfecundity

7.1

Not doing much useful work or making progress

refers specifically to inability to produce creative, intellectual, or physical output

U

uncreativeness

vsinfecundity

7.5

Not having new ideas or ways of doing things

applies to inability across creative, intellectual, or physical areas

U

unfruitfulness

vsinfecundity

7.0

A state of not producing useful things like crops or ideas

covers inability to produce creative or intellectual work as well as physical goods

Antonyms

C

creativity

213 3.4

The ability to use imagination to make new ideas or things

P

productivity

• Specialized

211 4.0

How much work, goods, or services are produced for the time and effort used

How Productive

fruitfulness

6.0

productivity

• Specialized

211 4.0

infecundity

9.9

unproductiveness

7.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology