The unspoken corollary is that societies need to be more reactionary: patriarchal, church-going, majoritarian, and philoprogenitive.

The first known use of polyphiloprogenitive was in 1919. See more words from the same year. Articles Related to polyphiloprogenitive.

There is one meaning in OED's entry for the adjective polyphiloprogenitive. See 'Meaning & use' for definition, usage, and quotation evidence.

10 мар. 2014 г. · The maps, or the sequences, are just the start of many lines of research, polyphiloprogenitive, multiply multiple genome projects.

In one of her most ambitious skits, Miss Skinner appeared as a series of polyphiloprogenitive Americans and then as the clay-footed idols they worship.

Polyphiloprogenitive definition: Extremely prolific.

And that's just one batch of children: the Viscount was indeed polyphiloprogenitive. Exton Jam Peter Ashley 2008. Related Words.

▸ adjective: (very rare) Having many descendants. Similar: philoprogenitive, polygenetic, polygenous, polygenomic, polygenesic, polyphenic, multiphyletic, ...

So, Mr. Eliot's poem begins with the word "Polyphiloprogenative." And that word is God. Here are the words of the creation story in the Bible: John, Chapter One ...