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Meaning of prodigious
The primary meaning of "prodigious" is describing something that is extraordinary or remarkable in degree, size, or amount.
Etymology of prodigious
The word "prodigious" has its roots in Latin "prodigiosus," meaning marvelous or extraordinary.
It is derived from "prodigium," which refers to a marvelous or extraordinary event, and the suffix "-osus," which forms an adjective.
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that is remarkable or extraordinary.
Synonyms
extraordinary
remarkable
exceptional
outstanding
phenomenal
astonishing
astounding
amazing
incredible
unbelievable
sensational
spectacular
impressive
formidable
powerful
mighty
marvelous
wonderful
tremendous
fantastic
colossal
monumental
staggering
breathtaking
awe-inspiring
stunning
dazzling
striking
notable
notable
distinguished
illustrious
prestigious
renowned
celebrated
famed
legendary
mythical
heroic
exceptional
unique
uncommon
unusual
rare
singular
unmatched
unparalleled
unsurpassed
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines "prodigious" as extremely large or great, or extraordinary in degree, size, or amount.
- * It can also describe someone or something that is remarkably skilled or talented.
Usage Examples
- The fireworks display was prodigious, filling the entire sky with colorful explosions.
- * She has a prodigious talent for music, able to play complex pieces with ease.
- * The company's prodigious growth has made it a leader in the industry.