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pro·di·gi·ous

prodigious

pronunciation:: pr dI js

part of speech:	adjective
definition 1:	extremely large or great in size, amount, strength, extent, or the like; enormous. James A. Michener was a novelist whose output was prodigious. synonyms: colossal, enormous, monumental, tremendous, vast antonyms: small similar words: big, exceptional, extensive, giant, gigantic, great, huge, immense, jumbo, mammoth, mighty, monstrous, stupendous, terrific, whopping
definition 2:	inspiring wonder and admiration; marvelous. She amazed even herself with this prodigious feat of memorizing. synonyms: amazing, marvelous, stupendous, wonderful antonyms: unexceptional similar words: admirable, awesome, exceptional, extraordinary, fabulous, fantastic, grand, miraculous, phenomenal, rare, remarkable, staggering, unprecedented
related words:	abysmal, fat, gargantuan, large, monster, monumental, ponderous, sensational, stunning, vast
derivations:	prodigiously (adv.), prodigiousness (n.)

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