Philoprogenitive adj. 1. Of having many children.
2. Of showing love for one's children.
"Philoprogenitive" is an adjective derived from the Greek words philo- meaning "loving" and progenitive meaning "producing offspring." It refers to a strong inclination or love for procreation, or a tendency to have many children. The term can also describe a characteristic or behavior that is nurturing or related to the act of generating or fostering new life. It emphasizes a deep affection for or a natural tendency toward the creation and care of offspring.
While "philoprogenitive" can be used in a biological context to describe organisms or species that are particularly focused on reproduction, it can also have a more figurative or cultural implication, referring to a mindset or society that values or prioritizes family and offspring.
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