fructuously
fructuously adverb: fruitfully.
Adverb
fructuously (comparative more fructuously, superlative most fructuously)
- fruitfully
- As our ship came within sight of and skirted the shores of the Persian Gulf, just before entering the Suez Canal at Suez, I impulsively thought of the poppy which is fructuously husbanded here, which are chaliced and flame to red, and the scarlet cups of which are filled with sunshine and...1921, Daniel Frederick MacMartin, Thirty Years in Hell: Or, The Confessions of a Drug Fiend, page 96
Forms of fructuously
| comparative | more fructuously |
|---|---|
| superlative | most fructuously |
Origin of fructuously
From fructuous + -ly.
Questions about fructuously
- What does fructuously mean?
- Fructuously means fruitfully.
- What part of speech is fructuously?
- Fructuously is an adverb.
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