Fruitful

/ˈfruːtfl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Producing good results; beneficial or productive.

The partnership proved to be fruitful, leading to numerous successful projects.

Bearing fruit; capable of producing an abundant harvest.

The orchard is particularly fruitful this year, yielding a large quantity of apples.

Full of life and vigor; thriving.

Her fruitful imagination led to the creation of several best-selling novels.

Middle English fruitful, from Old English fruhtful, from fruit + -ful.

fruitful endeavor

A venture or activity that yields positive results.

fruitful dialogue

A conversation that produces meaningful and beneficial exchanges.

fruitful collaboration

A partnership that results in positive and productive outcomes.

fruit

The sweet or savory product of a flowering plant, containing seeds.

fruition

The point at which a plan or project is realized.

fructify

To make fruitful or productive.

To be very effective or successful in achieving something.

That strategy was really fruitful for the team!

To yield a lot of good results in a casual context.

Our brainstorming session was super fruitful.