prolific
adjectiveProducing a large quantity of work or results.
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Clear all filtersProducing a large quantity of work or results.
Temporary or conditional, pending further information or confirmation.
To move backward or away, or gradually become smaller or less intense.
To give up possession, control, or a claim.
Able to recover or return to form after difficulty or pressure.
Returning to physical form
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Firm and determined in purpose.
Reluctant to speak freely or reveal one's thoughts.
Very thorough, exacting, or strictly applied.
Confident and hopeful about the outcome.
A limited supply of something in relation to demand or need.
Careful and conscientious about accuracy or proper conduct.
Moving, responding, or developing with little speed or energy.
Appearing convincing or correct while actually being misleading or unsound.
Inclined to accept another person's authority or wishes without resistance.
Concerned only with surface features rather than depth or substance.
One word family: also includes superficiality.
More than is needed or serving no useful purpose.
Understood without being stated directly.
Understood without direct statement
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Weak, slight, or not strongly supported.
Easy to guide, manage, teach, or deal with.
Lasting only a short time.
Shared by everyone in a group.
Modest and without a wish to attract attention.
Not discouraged or intimidated by difficulty.
Using more words than needed.
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