= plenteousness, n.

That which makes fertile; a fertilizing property or virtue; fertilizing matter. Obsolete.

The quality of being feracious; fruitfulness, productiveness. †Of a person: The profit he makes.

= fruitfulness, n.

Productiveness in general. of immaterial things. Also, profitableness, utility; occasionally †liberality.

= exuberance, n. 1a 1b.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

The exercise of efficient power; causative or productive activity.

crowdedness; vibrant busyness; (formerly also) †productiveness, fecundity (obsolete).

The quality of being prolific; fruitfulness; fecundity.

The quality or condition of being generative; productiveness.

The quality of being productive; capacity to produce; abundance or richness of output; fertility, fruitfulness, productivity.

The quality or fact of being prolific; fertility, fruitfulness; productiveness, esp. (in later use) of livestock in respect of young.

The state or quality of being productive; = productiveness, n.

Abundant productiveness; fertility, fruitfulness, fecundity.

Plentifulness, copiousness, abundance; fruitfulness.

Fecundity, ability to increase in population. Obsolete. rare.

Erroneously associated with fruit, n., in the sense: the state or process of bearing fruit, esp. in to come to (reach,etc.) (full) fruition…