Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fertile"

A: Handsomeness, intimate playfulness, when people are ready to fall in love.

A: Capable of producing vegetation or offspring.

Ex. The fertile soil by the river allowed the villagers to grow corn, wheat, and potatoes.

Ex. She really wanted to start a family, but the doctors had informed her about her infertility.

A: Fertile: able to produce. It can be used when describing soil (how well soil produces vegetation), eggs (how well the egg can become a new individual), and people (how well a person or animal can reproduce).

"Sand and clay are not fertile and won't grow any crops."

"The breeder's new cat isn't very fertile - she can't seem to get pregnant!"

"They say a woman is most fertile a week after menstruation." (I have no idea if this is true, I made it up).

"Crops need fertile soil to grow."

"The seeds aren't fertile - they won't grow no matter what."

A: The soil is fertile. (meaning: crops can be produced)

The woman is fertile. (meaning: she can have children)

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A: Fertile is a description of something or someone capable of producing a lot of something. Fruitful is a description of something that makes a lot of something already. And productive means that someone is making progress and moving forward with their goals.

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A: This has two pronunciations. There is no difference in definition. It's the choice of the speaker. The first one is more common to US English.

A: American English- fur tuhl
British English- fur tile

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