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English
Etymology
From im- + prolific.
Adjective
improlific (comparative more improlific, superlative most improlific)
- (obsolete) not prolific
1662, Thomas Fuller, History of the Worthies of England: though he had so strong a brain and body, yet he lived and died childless, inter-commoning therein with many Worthies, who are, according to Elius Spartianus, either improlific, or have children in genitorum vituperium et famarum Icesuram.