Our vocabulary blog word this week is prolific.
As defined by Merriam-Webster, prolific, an adjective, means "producing in large quantities or with great frequency; highly productive." (See the right sidebar that details how and what to post)
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kcm7
3/4/2013 04:43:21 am
My younger brother has a prolific amount of Legos around our house. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because my brother keeps building more and more Legos all over our house.
BTB6
3/4/2013 04:53:00 am
The Girl Scouts of America sell a prolific amount of cookies. Prolific makes sense in this context because the Girl Scouts sell lots of cookies.
AV7
3/4/2013 04:57:18 am
Lionel Messi is a prolific scorer.
Mr. Fodor
3/5/2013 08:10:26 am
Requires second sentence.
JP6
3/4/2013 05:48:10 am
The prolific factory was highly productive. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because it means highly productive and producing in large quantities.
AM6
3/4/2013 05:58:40 am
The prolific company made thousands of sales each week. The word prolific makes sense when used in this context because it means that the company was highly productive and sold many products each week.
km7
3/4/2013 06:06:01 am
The prolific soccer player scored 1 goals in one game. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because the highly productive soccer player scored 3 goals in 1 game.
SH6
3/4/2013 06:28:06 am
The Job's family raised a prolific amount of funds for the Children's Cancer Research Foundation on July 17, 2012. This sentence makes sense because the Job's family raised a very large amount of money for the research center.
Mr. Fodor
3/5/2013 07:37:10 am
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JJ8
3/4/2013 06:39:09 am
The prolific apple tree produced a vast amount of apples. The sentence makes sense because the apple tree produced a large quantity.
KM6
3/4/2013 06:49:51 am
IKEA, a Swedish company, has many prolific factories world wide that produce furniture. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because it tells that IKEA has many factories all over the world that are highly productive in the furniture market.
kg8
3/4/2013 06:59:41 am
The prolific teacher graded all the tests in one night. This sentence makes sense because the teacher is very productive, so he graded all the tests in one night.
HS7
3/4/2013 07:48:52 am
A prolific writer can produce over two books a year. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because a highly productive writer can produce over two books a year.
jh7
3/4/2013 07:58:17 am
Apple products these days are becoming very prolific
sa6
3/4/2013 08:15:29 am
The voltage of the torn cable was very prolific when the man touched it. The word prolific in this sentence means that there was a very high voltage when the man touched the wire.
AP7
3/4/2013 08:18:24 am
The prolific writer created over fifty books. This sentence makes sense because the writer was productive and created many books.
vv8
3/4/2013 08:33:36 am
The inventor was very prolific and was known across the country for his many contributions to modern science. This makes sense because the inventor had many well-known creations.
RR6
3/4/2013 08:44:19 am
The factories produced a prolific amount of weapons during the war. This makes sense because the factories made a lot of weopons.
GH6
3/4/2013 09:36:44 am
Because of its many workers, the factory's steel production was prolific. Prolific makes sense in this context because the steel production was highly productive.
SS6
3/4/2013 10:06:02 am
Aaron Rodgers is a prolific passing quarterback in the NFL. This makes sense in this context because it is explaining he is a highly productive quarterback.
ANH7
3/4/2013 08:17:36 pm
The new gum was profitic at the store. This sentence makes sense becuase the gum was a high seller at the store.
MR7
3/4/2013 09:25:45 pm
The genetically modified crops are prolific in comparison to the organic plants. Prolific can be used here because genetics can create a plant with a higher yield.
PN7
3/5/2013 05:13:25 am
Agatha Christie was a prolific writer, as she continually wrote books.
LT7
3/5/2013 06:08:05 am
The organization donated a prolific amount of food to the needy. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because the organization donating a lot of food to the needy.
mc7
3/5/2013 06:25:37 am
The apple tree was prolific this year. This sentence makes sense because the apple tree produced a large amount of apples.
EH7
3/5/2013 06:33:21 am
There was a prolific amount of flour left over from baking the cake. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because there was a large quantity of flour left over from baking the cake.
EH6
3/5/2013 07:59:41 am
Hyundai made a prolific amount of the new 2014 car models. Prolific makes sense here because Hyundai made a large amount of new cars.
OA8
3/5/2013 08:27:28 am
My brother is a prolific basketball scorer. This sentence says that my brother is a basketball player who scores a lot.
EL8
3/5/2013 09:29:00 am
The prolific boy finished all his homework in 30 minutes. This makes sense because the highly productive boy finished all his homework in 30 minutes.
kb7
3/5/2013 09:40:55 am
There are a prolific amount of feathers in this pillow.
AH7
3/5/2013 11:00:05 am
The factory made a prolific amount of napkins this year. Prolific makes sense because it manufactured a lot of napkins.
ANO8
3/5/2013 08:41:19 pm
The prolific factory produced large quantities.
vv6
3/6/2013 05:08:51 am
There was a prolific amont of food left after the party was over. This sentence makes sense because there ws a large amount of food left.
BK8
3/6/2013 05:16:41 am
The teacher gave her a prolific amount of homework.
mk8
3/6/2013 05:53:27 am
I have a prolific collection of footballs. The sentence makes sense because I have tons of footballs.
sj6
3/6/2013 06:00:34 am
The swelling joy in the room caused a prolific amount of happiness to emanate from the people inhabiting it.
ET7
3/6/2013 06:08:43 am
The automobile factory manufactured a prolific amount of cars the past year. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because the automobile factory is producing a large amount of cars at a frequent rate.
JM8
3/6/2013 06:41:32 am
The prolific basketball player scored 26 points in one game. Prolific makes sense here because he scored quite a bit of points i one game.
as7
3/6/2013 06:44:38 am
There was a prolific amount of chocolate left over from Christmas Day. This makes sense because there was a large amount of chocolate left over from Christmas.
DG8
3/6/2013 07:17:42 am
Malley's Chocolate has produced a prolific amount of chocolate bars and candy. It makes sense because they produce a large amount of chocolate.
VD7
3/6/2013 07:24:46 am
The gardener had a prolific season. This sentence makes sense because the gardener had a highly productive season.
mh8
3/6/2013 08:55:12 am
There was a prolific amount of questions during Kara's final math exam. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because Kara had many questions on her math exam.
cp6
3/6/2013 09:05:44 am
The renown poet published a prolific amount of poems during his career. The word prolific makes sense in this sentence because the poet produced and published a large quantity of poems during his career.
GF8
3/6/2013 09:24:42 am
I used a prolific amount of chocolate chips in my cookie dough. This sentences makes sense because I used a large amount of chocolate chips.
jd8
3/6/2013 09:25:22 am
This winter's snowfall has been very prolific. Prolific belongs in this sentense because this winter's snowfall has been quiet frequent bringing large quantities.
AT7
3/6/2013 09:55:14 am
Christiano Ronaldo scores a prolific amount of goals during each season. This makes since in the sentence because he scores a lot of goals.
KK6
3/6/2013 10:26:29 am
The prolific recipe fed over twenty people at the meeting. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because the recipe fed a large quantity of people.
LG6
3/6/2013 10:39:42 am
There is a prolific amount of chocolate chips in the Nestle bag. This sentence makes sense because there is a great amount of chocolate chips in the Nestle bag.
cm6
3/6/2013 10:43:14 am
J.K. Rowling is a prolific writer of children's literature. This makes sense because she has written many books throughout her career.
BC6
3/7/2013 05:01:06 am
John is a prolific student. This makes sense in this context because John is a highly productive student.
EB6
3/7/2013 05:52:31 am
This artist has made a prolific amount of paintings.
MH6
3/7/2013 06:10:54 am
My sister has a prolific amount of snow globes in her collection. The word makes sense because my sister has a lot of snow globes in her collection.
OS8
3/7/2013 06:20:21 am
The prolific shoe company made millions of dollars a week in sales. This word makes sense in this sentence because prolific means to produce in large quantities.
em6
3/7/2013 06:23:19 am
Lebron is a prolific basketball player. It makes sense because he is highly productive to his team.
CN8
3/7/2013 06:37:27 am
The prolific grocery store has much needed things. This makes sense because the grocery store has a lot of things people need.
cw8
3/7/2013 07:05:21 am
They raised a prolific amount of money to help the cause.
KFM7
3/7/2013 07:20:16 am
There is a prolific amount of hair on my head. This makes sense because there is a lot of hair on my head.
BB6
3/7/2013 07:55:29 am
The prolific shoemaker had to produce a great number of shoes. The word prolific makes sense in this sentence because the shoemaker had a make shoes in a large quantities.
JT7
3/7/2013 08:04:48 am
The U.S. debt is in a prolific state. The word makes sence because the debt is constantly going up.
RS7
3/7/2013 08:42:49 am
The factory workers were making a prolific amount of basketballs.
RD8
3/7/2013 09:01:54 am
The factory produced prolific amounts of candy. Prolific makes sense because it produced a large amount.
GC8
3/7/2013 09:22:07 am
Walmart had a prolific abundance of medals for being a great store. Prolific makes scence because there are many medals that walmart is proud of.
HV8
3/7/2013 09:45:13 am
The prolific manager of the company brought it high in sales. This sentence makes sense because the manager was highly productive.
ER8
3/7/2013 09:58:50 am
On the day of the party, we were very prolific by baking 45 cakes. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because we were being very productive and producing a large number of cakes.
MW6
3/7/2013 10:03:05 am
Willam Shakespere was a very prolific playwright. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because he wrote many good plays and performances.
MF8
3/7/2013 10:29:25 am
Beckham wishes he was a prolific scorer. This makes sense bacause in my opinion he does not score much.
TP8
3/7/2013 10:37:07 am
The prolific basketball player scored many points for the team. It makes sense because he scored a large quantity of points.
BL8
3/7/2013 11:00:23 am
The Cavaliers fans were heartbroken as they came to the realization that their team could not compete with Blake Griffin's prolific dunking.
JT6
3/7/2013 11:11:59 am
Ernest Hemingway was a prolific writer; he wrote dozens of well-known novels. Prolific makes sence in this sentence because he wrote many books over many years.
gk7
3/7/2013 11:33:42 am
The clouds produced a prolific amount of precipitation this winter. Prolific makes sense in the sentence because the clouds created a large amount of precipitation.
hm8
3/7/2013 11:38:52 am
Alex Taylor has a prolific amount of Elite socks. This works because Alex has a lot of Elites.
CH7
3/7/2013 12:29:29 pm
The company's products have been prolific these past few weeks. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because the company's products have been increasing in large numbers and have been highly productive.
BR7
3/8/2013 11:36:48 am
The Great Wall of China was prolific. The word prolific makes sense in this context because large quantities of it were built over a long period of time.
IH6
3/9/2013 03:13:10 am
My sister has a prolific amount of hair ties around the house. This sentence makes sence beause my sister has alot of hair ties around the house.
MS6
3/11/2013 12:44:18 am
I bought a prolific amount of cookies from Giant Eagle because i love cookies. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because i bought a large amount of cookies from Giant Eagle because i love cookies.
EB7
3/11/2013 06:57:21 am
There was a prolific amount of leftover Kobe's because no one wanted them. This make sense because no one bought Kobe's because no one likes him left a large number of unwanted shoes.
ES8
3/12/2013 12:27:33 pm
The farmer harvested a prolific amount of corn. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because it describes the abundant amount of corn produced.
NB6
3/13/2013 05:44:31 am
The store has a prolific amount of shoes. Prolific makes sense in this sentence because the store has alot of shoes. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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