Definition of fruitage in English:

fruitage

noun ˈfruːtɪdʒˈfro͞odij

mass nounarchaic, literary

Fruit collectively.
Marcus surprised her by constructing from gold wire an abstract fruitage
figurative they place before their vision of the cross the fruitage of their speech
Example sentencesExamples
- It is the seed planted in fertile soil that springs up into fruitage.
- "That money is not the main goal but rather the fruitage of our hard work," he said.
- In so doing, our lives will be nourished by the Holy Spirit and we will thereby produce much fruitage.
- Jesus of Nazareth said that we should judge actions by fruitage, in other words, by practical effects.
- Each one who dedicates himself to Jehovah has a responsibility in this regard to endeavor to acquire fruitage by discipling people of the nations.

Definition of fruitage in US English:

fruitage

nounˈfro͞odij

literary, archaic

Fruit collectively.
Marcus surprised her by constructing from gold wire an abstract fruitage
figurative they place before their vision of the cross the fruitage of their speech
Example sentencesExamples
- In so doing, our lives will be nourished by the Holy Spirit and we will thereby produce much fruitage.
- "That money is not the main goal but rather the fruitage of our hard work," he said.
- It is the seed planted in fertile soil that springs up into fruitage.
- Each one who dedicates himself to Jehovah has a responsibility in this regard to endeavor to acquire fruitage by discipling people of the nations.
- Jesus of Nazareth said that we should judge actions by fruitage, in other words, by practical effects.

单词	fruitage
释义	Definition of fruitage in English: fruitage noun ˈfruːtɪdʒˈfro͞odij mass nounarchaic, literary Fruit collectively. Marcus surprised her by constructing from gold wire an abstract fruitage figurative they place before their vision of the cross the fruitage of their speech Example sentencesExamples It is the seed planted in fertile soil that springs up into fruitage. "That money is not the main goal but rather the fruitage of our hard work," he said. In so doing, our lives will be nourished by the Holy Spirit and we will thereby produce much fruitage. Jesus of Nazareth said that we should judge actions by fruitage, in other words, by practical effects. Each one who dedicates himself to Jehovah has a responsibility in this regard to endeavor to acquire fruitage by discipling people of the nations. Definition of fruitage in US English: fruitage nounˈfro͞odij literary, archaic Fruit collectively. Marcus surprised her by constructing from gold wire an abstract fruitage figurative they place before their vision of the cross the fruitage of their speech Example sentencesExamples In so doing, our lives will be nourished by the Holy Spirit and we will thereby produce much fruitage. "That money is not the main goal but rather the fruitage of our hard work," he said. It is the seed planted in fertile soil that springs up into fruitage. Each one who dedicates himself to Jehovah has a responsibility in this regard to endeavor to acquire fruitage by discipling people of the nations. Jesus of Nazareth said that we should judge actions by fruitage, in other words, by practical effects.
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