different between philoprogenitive vs philoprogenitively
philoprogenitive
English
Etymology
philo- +? progenitive
Adjective
philoprogenitive (comparative more philoprogenitive, superlative most philoprogenitive)
- Prolific, or producing many offspring.
- Loving one's offspring.
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philoprogenitively
English
Etymology
philoprogenitive +? -ly
Adverb
philoprogenitively (comparative more philoprogenitively, superlative most philoprogenitively)
- In a philoprogenitive way.
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