Definition: Unprolificness in linguistics refers to a type of linguistic talent or ability that is characterized by not being prolifically productive, producing only small amounts of text or speech. The term is used to describe someone who produces little or no output compared to their potential. For example, if you are an artist and produce one painting per year, then you would be considered unprolific. However, if you are a musician and produce only two albums in ten years, it would be considered
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