Synonym: set. Similar words: usufruct, ruction, rectify, objectify, obstruction, destructive, instruction, destruction. Meaning: ['frʌktɪfaɪ] 
v. 1. become productive or fruitful 2. make productive or fruitful 3. bear fruit.
v. 1. become productive or fruitful 2. make productive or fruitful 3. bear fruit. 
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1. Hotingting:Decorative flowers are generally not fructify.
2. To observe the bloom and fructify the circumstance of Culture Polygonatum on the Experiment and demonstrate Xishan Polygonatum GAP base of Guizhou province Fenggang county.
3. The bill sew fructify so, underwear in, arrive the market go toward?
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4. Cowpea crossbreeding has the problem that fructify cation is low according to the traditional method.
5. Is the my ability lucky to fructify national well-known novelist?
6. Bang-the tie fructify a solid one punch to fall on cold Ling Feng's behind and stumble below, but the hands tightly protect the article of brisket and terror it is ordered by a D injure.
7. You won't get anything without hard work. What you get without hard work will never fructify. Rajinikanth 
8. It is important to plant the seed of enterprise in the students and when the time is ripe, the seed would root, blossom, and fructify.
9. But its reflection is each not same. The carrot goes in to be strong and fructify before the pot, putting into the boiled water, it become soft, become weak.
10. When you grow up, your love will bloom and fructify.
11. There is in him a desire to touch reality, to embrace the earth and fructify the field of the world.
12. Walnut trees pass over the winter, blossom out , fructify under the rigorous weather conditions.
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