prolific

/ˌpɹoʊˈlɪf.ɪk/adjective

Producing a great deal of something, such as offspring, fruit, or creative work.

Example sentence

“The prolific novelist publishes at least one book every year.”

'A prolific author' has published a great deal; in sports a prolific scorer racks up goals. It praises output, not quality.

Related words

prolongTo make something last longer or stretch further.proliferateTo grow or spread quickly in number.prominentSticking out or easily noticed; important and well known.projectorA machine that shines light to display pictures or video on a screen or wall.promoteTo move someone up to a higher or better-paid position.projectA piece of planned work with a clear goal, usually completed over several stages.