1. the quality or state of being prolific; the ability or tendency to produce much work, offspring, or results in abundance
Usage: formal; often used in literary, artistic, or biological contexts

Examples

• The author's prolificity is evident in the dozens of novels she has published over her career.
• The prolificity of the artist's output amazed critics and collectors alike.
• Rabbits are known for their prolificity in breeding.
• The prolificity of ideas in the brainstorming session led to several promising projects.
• His prolificity as a composer resulted in over 600 musical works.
• The prolificity of the ecosystem supported an incredible diversity of species.