infecundadj.
/ɪnˈfɛkʌnd/ Not fecund, prolific, or fruitful; barren, unproductive.
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the world > existence and causation > creation > productiveness > unproductiveness > [adjective]
unbearingc825
deafc897
westyOE
wastumlessc975
wilderna1050
drya1340
gelda1350
barren1377
unfructuousa1382
poora1387
ungreenc1400
infecundc1420
farrow1494
fruitlessa1513
unfruitful1531
sterile1552
hungry1577
penurious1594
unfertile1596
infertile1598
howling1611
ungenitureda1616
arid1656
infecundous1661
ungendering1706
yeld1721
unproductive1725
infructuose1727
ungenerative1733
fallow1791
nihili-parturient1812
dowf1824
wastec1825
non-productive1830
unreproductive1836
infructuous1860
unvintaged1869
increative1877
ablastemic1881
submarginal1895
the world > life > biology > biological processes > procreation or reproduction > infertility > [adjective]
yelda1100
barrenc1200
geldc1225
untudderya1325
unfruitinga1400
infecundc1420
unfruitfula1425
fruitlessa1513
infertile1598
abortive1601
sterile1612
effete1621
deaf1633
improlifical1646
subventaneous1652
improlifica1661
unprolific1672
unfructifying1827
subfertile1846
agenesic1864
eggless1904
shy1905
radiosterilized1960
c1420 Pallad. on Husb. i. 667 Tak noon [pheasants] but of oon yeer; for, infecounde Are old.
1664 J. Evelyn Sylva 51 That little infecund part of the seed.
a1770 C. Smart Hop Garden i, in Poems (1810) 37/1 The next Is arid, fetid, infecund, and gross.
1885 ‘E. F. Byrrne’ Entangled II. ii. viii. 255 How cold, infecund, and unpromising.
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