fructuously

English

Etymology

From fructuous +‎ -ly.

Adverb

fructuously (comparative more fructuously, superlative most fructuously)

1. (archaic) fruitfully
   • 1921, Daniel Frederick MacMartin, Thirty Years in Hell: Or, The Confessions of a Drug Fiend, page 96:

     As our ship came within sight of and skirted the shores of the Persian Gulf, just before entering the Suez Canal at Suez, I impulsively thought of the poppy which is fructuously husbanded here, which are chaliced and flame to red, and the scarlet cups of which are filled with sunshine and bitterness.