IPA: //fɪˈkʌndeɪt//
KK: /fɛˈkʌndeɪt/
To make something capable of producing offspring or fruit; to fertilize.
The farmer used special techniques to fecundate the plants and increase their yield.
Past: fecundated
Past Participle: fecundated
Fecundate → It is formed from "fecundus" (meaning fruitful or fertile) and the suffix "-ate" (indicating to make or cause). The word "fecundate" means to make fertile or to cause to produce offspring.
Think of 'fruitful' ('fecundus') and remember that 'fecundate' means to make something fertile or capable of producing.