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Adjective(1) producing or capable of producing (especially abundantly(2) having the ability to produce or originate(3) yielding positive results(4) marked by great fruitfulness(5) producing or capable of producing (especially abundantly)(6) fruitful(7) creative

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(1) The South Zone hunter who juggles the options should be able to enjoy productive hunts during the three-day opening weekend.(2) Freelancing, even after a highly successful and productive career, was not much better unless one was a u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510celebrityu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb writer and columnist.(3) A 55 year old man presented to his general practitioner with a productive cough.(4) In today's tight labor markets, both public and private employers will presumably benefit from being able to keep productive older employees on the job longer.(5) As has been indicated, life on the frontier is productive of individualism.(6) Malaysia's young, educated, and highly productive workforce remains one of the country's key attributes.(7) The people who work with me are able to be more productive because I put a little less baggage in their way than before.(8) Moral is low, egos are high and as a result it's not productive for the common good of the whole community.(9) In fact, as space grew, the industry became less productive .(10) Mines in the Pangaeum mountain range were extremely productive of silver and gold.(11) Seems like depression does benefit me, I am more productive at work.(12) The Angels haven't had a productive leadoff hitter since Tony Phillips in 1997.(13) According to them, progress of the productive forces inevitably results in the stultification of the masses, in cultural decline, and finally in a new kind of barbarism.(14) Deforestation and overgrazing destroy productive land, while acid rain damages crops.(15) Classifying soil according to its productive capacity has some precedence in most parts of East Africa where property rates are employed.(16) The situation characterizes the less productive affixes, such as noun-forming ity or th.