Detailed description and alternate definitions of the word 'prodigious':
Extraordinary; marvelous.
Portentous; ominous.
Impressively great in size, force, or extent; enormous.
Synonyms of word 'prodigious' :
stupendous
olympian
surpassing
portentous
exceeding
colossal
exceptional
Usage of the word 'prodigious' in Sentences :
prodigious diving feats.
All Sunday lunches should be so prodigious, so multi-faceted, so lovingly cooked, so respectfully carved.
prodigious talent Mark Allen in the semi finals.
prodigious appetite, being able to consume nine pounds of steak at a meal
When the rest is already prodigious, you need a lot of power in hand.
prodigious quantities of paracetamol for his spinal pain.
No item is too humble nor too prodigious for Philippe Starck to focus his extraordinary talents on.
prodigious leap, a thumping landing - brings the pain.
prodigious output, we will not have to wait long to discover whether he can regain his form.
Usage of the word 'prodigious' in popular media :
Washington Post —
“joyce carol oates! the
prodigious writer from whom we expect a new book every six weeks! ....
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Wall Street Journal —
“education: awareness is the first step in influencing the vox populi, period. there is an acute need to raise awareness of this issue across the
prodigious length and breadth of india ....
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