fruitful meaning

fruitful means 'producing good results or benefits'.

fruitful :

productive, beneficial

adjective

▪ The meeting was fruitful.

▪ The meeting was productive.

▪ She had a fruitful day at work.

▪ She had a beneficial day at work.

paraphrasing

▪ productive – yielding good results

▪ rewarding – providing satisfaction

▪ profitable – yielding profit or gain

▪ successful – achieving desired results

Pronunciation

fruitful [ˈfruːt.fəl]

The stress is on 'fruit' and sounds like 'froot-ful'.

Common phrases and grammar about fruitful

fruitful - Common meaning

adjective
productive, beneficial

Part of Speech Changes for "fruitful"

▪ fruitfulness (noun) – the quality of being productive

▪ fruitlessly (adverb) – without producing good results

Common Expressions with "fruitful"

▪ fruitful discussion – productive talk

▪ fruitful results – beneficial outcomes

▪ fruitful collaboration – productive teamwork

▪ fruitful endeavor – successful effort

Important examples of fruitful in TOEIC

Vocabulary examples from the TOEIC test

In TOEIC vocabulary questions, fruitful often refers to productive meetings or discussions.

▪The team had a fruitful discussion about the project.
▪The team had a productive talk about the project.

Example of a confusing word: futile (pointless)

▪The team had a futile discussion about the project.
▪The team had a pointless talk about the project.
"Fruitful" means "producing good results" or "productive," and it is used to describe discussions or meetings that lead to positive outcomes. In the sentence "The team had a fruitful discussion about the project," the word "fruitful" is appropriate and grammatically correct. On the other hand, "futile" means "pointless" or "ineffective," which is the opposite of "fruitful." Using "futile" in this context would imply that the discussion was unproductive, which changes the meaning entirely. Therefore, "fruitful" is the correct choice.

Grammar examples from the TOEIC test

As an adjective, fruitful is used to describe activities or results that are productive in TOEIC questions.

▪The workshop was fruitful for all participants.
▪The workshop was productive for all participants.

fruitful

Idioms and fixed expressions in TOEIC

bear fruit

means 'to produce good results', often used in business contexts.

▪Their efforts finally bore fruit.
▪Their efforts finally produced good results.

a fruitful relationship

means 'a productive and beneficial connection'.

▪They have a fruitful relationship with the client.
▪They have a productive and beneficial connection with the client.

Differences between similar words and fruitful

fruitful

,

productive

differences

Fruitful is often used for results that are beneficial, while productive emphasizes efficiency and output.

fruitful
▪The meeting was fruitful.
▪The meeting was beneficial.
productive
▪The factory is very productive.
▪The factory is very efficient.

fruitful

,

rewarding

differences

Fruitful implies a broader scope of benefits, while rewarding often refers to personal satisfaction.

fruitful
▪The project was fruitful for the company.
▪Teaching is a satisfying job.
rewarding
▪Teaching is a rewarding job.
▪Teaching is a satisfying job.

Words with the same origin as fruitful

The origin of fruitful

The word 'fruitful' comes from the Old English 'frut', meaning to bear fruit or produce.

Word structure

It consists of the root 'fruit' and the suffix 'ful', indicating 'full of' or 'having the quality of'.

Words with the same origin

The word's root is 'fruit'. Words with the same root include 'fruit' (the edible product of a plant).

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