Fruitfulness [noun]

Despite a less-than-fruitful first half, the Cowboys bounced back from their first loss of the season and avoided drifting back to the portion of the Big 12 pack that includes Oklahoma and Texas.

It went in directions I hadn’t planned, and which I found fruitful.

There could be fruitful collaboration if these groups had the attitude that elections officials were potential partners instead of adversaries.

Sixty years is a good run, and the televised presidential debate lived a long and fruitful life.

Scheduled collaboration, and chance meetings that sometimes proved fruitful.

Some of the most fruitful representations involve neither real numbers nor complex numbers.

And the lambs shall feed according to their order, and strangers shall eat the deserts turned into fruitfulness.

In Asia the fruitfulness is said to be still greater, and there the wine keeps, in unpitched vessels, through three generations.

And they that neglect this must not look for the kind showers of divine grace, to give fruitfulness to their souls.

The highest service demands the greatest sacrifice, but it secures the fullest blessing and the greatest fruitfulness.