productiveness
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- noun
- /prəˈdʌktɪvnəs/
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productividad
- To enhance the productiveness of the workshop, they provided clear guidelines and ample resources.
Fecundity means the productiveness, you could say, or the fertility.
- Fecundity means the productiveness, you could say, or the fertility.
Examples
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The team's productiveness increased significantly after they implemented new strategies for collaboration.
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To be constantly productive—and, via all our many social media apps, to prove our productiveness.
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Fecundity means the productiveness, you could say, or the fertility.
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An Inter-area Moment: The Productiveness of Translation
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You know a guy, about a decade older, who Mark Zuckerberg only wishes he could be in terms of talent and productiveness.
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Women calling out other women who are being ridiculous and sometimes just flat-out malicious will work wonders for the productiveness of a conversation.
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But the bay's chroniclers now refer to its "historical productiveness," acknowledging that the Chesapeake's fruits are no longer so abundant.
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Successful businesses generally operate on Rand's principles—productiveness, competition, profit—while putting on a public face of altruistic service.
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Her productiveness during the project earned her praise from the manager for achieving excellent results.
Synonyms
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How much work, goods, or services are produced for the time and effort used
The ability to get the result you want
Ability to produce the wanted result
The state of having done well and reached goals
Antonyms
How Productive
Surface Forms
Morphology
productiveness = productive (transparent) = produce + ive + ness
Standard nominalization from the adjective 'productive' using '-ness'; the meaning is directly derived.
Etymology
Productiveness comes from the words produce and product, which come from an old Latin idea of 'bring forth' or 'make'. So, productiveness is about producing results and being able to 'bring forth' useful things.