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Meaning of "more prolific"
The term 'more prolific' is used to describe someone or something that is highly productive, creative, or influential, particularly in the context of artistic or intellectual endeavors. It suggests that the person or thing has produced a larger quantity or a higher quality of work compared to others in the same field or domain
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He is more prolific in historical drama and comedy.
Since that goal he has become more prolific.
I promise to be more prolific in the immediate future.
I think McGeoch was probably the more prolific writer.
It may be more prolific in other western states.
Not sure why they are so much more prolific.
He is currently being more prolific in manga production than ever.
Surinamensis flowers all year round with definite more prolific periods.
Bleeding is more prolific and requires a secondary haemostasis.
The mosquito is more prolific.
Messi is more prolific in front of goal than ever.
Collaboration may be more prolific.
There are more prolific candidates in the wings.
Braunias is even more prolific.
Flowering is more prolific after fire the previous summer.
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In some cases large numbers of letters have survived from the more prolific practitioners.
The flowers are more prolific than the guns.
Depending on the time of year, certain fisheries are more prolific.
I wish he had been more prolific in his career.
On the big screen, his efforts are even more prolific.
Marine life is also more prolific in these areas.
More prolific and resistant plants require less fertilizer, pesticides and irrigation.
Decoin was one of the more prolific directors of his time.
While males have a sweeter voice, females tend to be more prolific singers.
Operate in more prolific ways.
Last fall, we did a story highlighting some of the sport 's more prolific investors.
There is perhaps nothing more prolific than a dog catching a frisbee.
But this time I had a portfolio and I was a much more prolific programmer.
If you are more prolific in the morning then you should start earlier.
I have been more prolific.
None more prolific than Giorgio Chinaglia.
It would be difficult to imagine a more prolific source of social disturbance.
One of the more prolific contemporary writers from South America is Paulo Coelho.
Space patent activity may be much more prolific than previously thought.
Areas with more prolific numbers of publications registered higher h-indices.
More awareness and more self steering creates a more prolific employee and increased production.
Armrests are more prolific in larger, more expensive models of car.
I have just reprogrammed myself to be a more prolific and effective CEO.
Benedetto was a more prolific composer than his elder brother Alessandro.
I continued to rap but I became more prolific with the beats.
Among the family ´ s more prolific progeny, Captain Cristóbal Miño Paz y Jaramillo born c.
Clark became one the movement 's more prolific exponents.
I want to be more prolific and I want to be more social.
Hope that this year will be more prolific for me!
He was even more prolific than Minstead Man.
Of the sisters, she is by far the more prolific tweeter.
I have been a little more prolific today - this is my second post of the day.
Leaks for the next-generation iPhone are more prolific than ever.
Here are the some of the more prolific local production firms and their credits,.
As time went on, Seymour became more prolific.
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