Definition

The quality of producing a lot of works, especially in literature or art, or being very fertile.

Example

The prolificacy of the author is evident in the numerous books he has published over the years.

Conversation

Did you hear about that author who is known for their prolificacy?

Yeah, I read that they publish a new book almost every month!

It's amazing how they maintain such a high level of creativity.

I guess their prolificacy really sets them apart in the literary world.

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Root Explanation

Prolificacy is formed from "prolific" (from Latin "prolificus", meaning producing offspring or fruit) and the suffix "-acy" (meaning the state or quality of). The word "prolificacy" refers to the quality or state of being prolific, or producing abundantly.

Memory Tip

Think of 'producing abundantly' ('prolific') and remember that 'prolificacy' means the state of being able to produce a lot.

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