Fertility

What do we mean by fertility?

The condition, quality, or degree of being fertile. noun

The birthrate of a population. noun

The state of being fertile or fruitful; the quality of producing in abundance: fecundity; productiveness: as, the fertility of land, or (more rarely) of a breed of animals, a race of men, or an individual. noun

Prolific invention; abundance of resources; mental affluence: as, the fertility of genius or imagination. noun

The state or quality of being fertile or fruitful; fruitfulness; productiveness; fecundity; richness; abundance of resources; fertile invention; quickness; readiness. noun

The condition, or the degree, of being fertile. noun

The birthrate of a population; the number of live births per 1000 people per year. noun

The ratio of live births in an area to the population of that area; expressed per 1000 population per year noun

The state of being fertile; capable of producing offspring noun

The property of producing abundantly and sustaining vigorous and luxuriant growth noun

The condition, or the degree, of being fertile.

The birthrate of a population; the number of live births per 1000 people per year.

The average number of births per woman within a population.

The state you are in when you are getting ready to fuck Urban Dictionary

The act of ejaculating into the toilet after you've finished making a #2, either as a type of kink, or because you didn't feel like flushing it first. Urban Dictionary

An awesome pickup line. Urban Dictionary

It's a Mexican Lawn Mower but done outside and on the lawn. Urban Dictionary

A woman with a body very fit to produce children. Smooth layer of body fat to and fat ass to feed fetus, large breast to feed baby, and good attitide and smile to raise a healthy kid Urban Dictionary

Capable of initiating, sustaining, or supporting reproduction. Urban Dictionary

Easy to impregnate like latin women i learned the hard way... Urban Dictionary

A young female (or woman of any age) that takes the virginity of multiple men. Much as the farmer's fertilizer helps grow new plants, a woman known as a fertilizer will grow the sexual exploits of many men. Urban Dictionary

How i like your eggs in the morning Urban Dictionary

1. Shit that is rich in nutrients 2. Someone who fertilises egg-cells 3. Guru of fertilizer: The king of the fertilizer people 4. FANTA: Fertilise and never touch again. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to fertility:
fertility, futility, gentility, festivity, fertilize, servility, infertility, fertilise, fertilely, febrility, tortility, verticity, fetidity, vernility, sectility, fervidity, fertilis.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fertility:
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Words that rhyme with fertility:
facility, humility, liability, responsibility, ability, utility, capability, sustainability, agility, tranquility, stability, credibility, feasibility, hostility, possibility, vulnerability, disability, availability, volatility, viability, mobility, probability, reliability, sensibility, compatibility, accessibility, civility, flexibility, nobility, futility, motility, culpability, versatility, visibility, permeability, eligibility, docility, affordability, senility, irritability, applicability, gullibility, debility, durability, instability, virility, inability, adaptability, variability, plausibility, gentility, susceptibility, portability, readability, profitability, fragility, acceptability, legibility, sterility, dependability, suitability, inevitability, incompatibility, ductility, fallibility, desirability, malleability, unavailability, predictability, incivility, infertility, amiability, maneuverability, infallibility, comparability, impossibility, respectability, survivability, advisability, irresponsibility, marketability, invulnerability, immobility, palatability, deniability, enforceability, invincibility, admissibility, comprehensibility, mental ability, unpredictability, believability, flammability, miscibility, invisibility, inaccessibility, inflexibility, learning ability, collectibility, transferability.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fertility:
high, low, natural, great, lower, marital, male, higher, human, differential, female, total, future, extraordinary, average, greater, reduced, inexhaustible, normal, wonderful, subsequent, potential, agricultural, relative, highest, moderate, extreme, current, overall, poor, cumulative, actual, exuberant, remarkable, inherent, rural, urban, amazing, greatest, maximum, unwanted, equal, lowest, anti, excess, superior, exceptional, excessive, astonishing, native, rich, constant, abundant, marvellous, luxuriant, mean, continued, diminished, immense, comparative, nonmarital, level, adolescent, boundless, biological, unusual, teenage, prodigious, controlled, proven, self, unsurpassed, uncontrolled, illegitimate.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fertility:
control, god, cult, rites, goddess, rate, decline, mortality, goddesses, reduction, countries, rates, related, transition, soils, regulation, attitude, symbolism, period, groups, awareness, areas, limitation, gods, sterility, cults, companion, bringing, drug, timing, value, giving, women, history, chain, career, migration, death, group, boom, generating, populations, raising, mother.

Consonant match to fertility:
fatality.

Words that sound like fertility:
fertility, fatality, fidelity, futility, fragility, virility, infertility, frivolity, frailty, frugality, philauty, frijolito, faletti, vitality, mortality, irreality, facility, fertilizer, fertilize, fatalities, fertilized, fertiliser, fortuity, fertilise, fatuity, fertilised, fidelities, formality, ferocity, frilly, finality, furtively, frutti, first lady, phytology, fat lady, virality, futilities, friley, fertitta, photology, bartoletti, filate, fruitlet.