Of or relating to enjoyment or fruition; producing or tending toward fruit or enjoyment.
From Latin 'fruitio' (enjoyment, from 'frui' to enjoy) plus '-ive' (forming adjectives meaning 'tending to'). This is a rare, philosophical term from medieval and Renaissance thought.
Medieval philosophers used 'fruitive' to discuss the ultimate goal of human existence—the 'fruitive vision of God.' The word captures something beautiful: the idea that true happiness is not striving but enjoying what you've achieved.
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