Examples of 'very prolific' in a sentence
Meaning of "very prolific"
The phrase 'very prolific' is used to describe someone who produces a large quantity of work, output, or creative output. It suggests that the person is highly productive, generating a substantial volume of material or ideas. Prolific individuals often excel in their respective fields and consistently produce high-quality work. This phrase can be applied to various domains, such as writing, art, music, research, or entrepreneurship
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Boucher was a very prolific and varied draftsman.
Very easy to grow and very prolific.
Seaweed was very prolific in his time.
As a writer and critic she has been very prolific.
Her work is very prolific and varied.
Brazilian literature has been very prolific.
The deer is a very prolific creature.
The growth cycle is fast and they are very prolific.
I may not be very prolific professionally.
As its name suggests it is very prolific.
Chinnappa was very prolific in singing too.
Remember also they are very prolific.
We are always very prolific when we have to answer questions.
My mom and dad were very prolific.
He was a very prolific and popular novelist.
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The farm has been very prolific.
Kids today are very prolific when it comes to technology.
Last year has been very prolific.
He was a very prolific and versatile composer.
I have always been a very prolific writer.
He was very prolific in his art career.
He is and has been a very prolific writer.
She was a very prolific artist over several decades.
I am going through a very prolific phase.
He was a very prolific and versatile author.
This breed is very prolific.
Orianthi has been very prolific in collaborating and being featured by many artists.
These goats are very prolific.
He was a very prolific theological writer.
Because it happens to be the nom de plume of a very prolific assassin.
It is also a very prolific salmon and sea trout river.
His legacy in all spheres of music is very prolific and comprehensive.
Not very prolific.
These mice are very prolific.
Very prolific producer.
These years were very prolific for him.
You are a very prolific writer publishing across different romance genres.
The sixteenth century was very prolific in such accounts.
A very prolific writer.
Sakai was also a very prolific lyricist.
It is a very prolific plant that produces a lot of small vertical peppers.
Dickens was a very prolific writer.
The first insight is that serial rapists are very common and very prolific.
Mandić is a very prolific writer.
The mussels attach themselves to the inside wall of pipes and they are very prolific.
Isaiah was a very prolific writer.
His Brussels period does not last more than three years but is very prolific.
He was also a very prolific writer.
What pleases me most, both lines are very prolific.
But a very prolific one.
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