CEFR B1

fruitful

adjective

Meaning

Producing or achieving a lot of success; producing good results.

Examples

The discussion was very fruitful, and we came up with a solid plan.
It was a fruitful partnership that lasted for many years.

Synonyms: productive, effective, beneficial, profitable

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fruitful (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈfruːtfəl/

Definition

Producing or achieving a lot of success; producing good results.

Examples

The discussion was very fruitful, and we came up with a solid plan.
It was a fruitful partnership that lasted for many years.
We hope to have a fruitful collaboration with the new research team.

How to Use fruitful

fruitful discussion (collocation): A conversation that leads to good ideas or results. — "The meeting was a fruitful discussion that clarified many issues."
fruitful collaboration (collocation): Working together in a way that produces positive outcomes. — "We are looking forward to a fruitful collaboration with your team."
fruitful partnership (collocation): A relationship between two or more parties that yields positive results. — "The alliance proved to be a fruitful partnership for both organizations."

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