Examples of using Fecund in English and their translations into German
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It's quiet, isolated, fecund.
Fecund with the smell of… it wasn't the dead.
Hail to the mighty fecund earth.
Fully embodied porous and protuberant, part of the earth, exuberant and fecund.
He's taken our minds at their most fecund point.-And restrained them before they have wandered through the garden of ideas.
Infertile Frank the Fecund.
That means: God is the ever fecund creative power, which all essence from primal beginning possessed and still possesses.
Let's just let it be like lush, overgrown, fecund.
The higher the social status of a man, the younger and more fecund(or- as we might simply put it- attractive) his female partner.
Oh, please, tell me your hands have not been soaking in some gruesomely fecund jelly.
The fecund vulcanic soils in the Meseta Central together with the climatic influences of two oceans make Costa Rica a choice cultivation area.
Q: How did the world get to be such a beautiful andwonderful and fecund place in the first place?
You live so close to the immense and fecund depths of the unconscious that you can easily become inflated- which means that, accustomed to the treasures of the imagination, you can easily begin to feel that you are too special, unique and gifted to be bothered with more mundane concerns.
They are collectively and individually making the world a less beautiful andwonderful and fecund place.
It will be an act in honour of the Holy Spirit who always renders goodness fecund, and an act of love for future generations called to interpret the destiny of mankind.
Although developed world populations stagnate and atrophy,emerging market populations are young and fecund;
A: By everyone making the world a more beautiful and wonderful and fecund place by living and dying.
How many new missionaries connected with Communion and Liberation both laity andconsecrated people have made lands at every latitude of the earth more fecund with their presence.
On Version 2 Version the listener is drawn into a musical ecosystem full of life, death, earth, wind,fire and brimstone and a fecund existence as powerful as life itself.
It enabled us to foresee that in such or such circumstance we could count on such a total quantity of energy; it limited us; but now that this indefinite provision of new energy is placed at our disposal, we are no longer limited by anything; and, as I have written in'Science andHypothesis,' if a principle ceases to be fecund, experiment without contradicting it directly will nevertheless have condemned it.