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philoprogenitive

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phil·o·pro·gen·i·tive  (fl-pr-jn-tv)
adj.
1. Producing many offspring; prolific.
2. Loving one's offspring or children in general.
3. Of or relating to love of children.
philo·pro·geni·tive·ness n.
philoprogenitive [ˌfɪləʊprəʊˈdʒɛnɪtɪv]
adj Rare
1. fond of children
2. producing many offspring
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