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prolific

[pruh-lif-ik] / prəˈlɪf ɪk /


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T. Kingfisher is a prolific writer and illustrator who also writes under her own name, Ursula Vernon, when creating for younger readers.

From The Wall Street Journal

The England captain has been in the form of his life this year, continuing to be prolific for Bayern Munich.

From BBC

A year ago, Kelly was calling plays at Ohio State, the most prolific offense in college football and eventual national champion.

From Los Angeles Times

TCU struggles to pressure opposing passers, ranks 109th in the nation in yards allowed through the air and has yet to face a passing attack this season as prolific as USC’s.

From Los Angeles Times

A prolific opening batter, Morris had two spells as Glamorgan captain and led the county to the Sunday League title in 1993.

From BBC