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Definition of prodigious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
sizeremarkably large in size or extent
- The prodigious mountains loomed over the village..
2.
amazingcausing amazement or wonder
- His prodigious talent for music astonished everyone..
3.
talentRare extremely talented, especially at a young ageRare
- The prodigious pianist played with incredible skill.
Origin of prodigious
Latin, prodigiosus (marvelous)
Examples of prodigious in a sentence
His prodigious talent was evident from a young age. The prodigious display of fireworks left the crowd in awe. Her prodigious memory allowed her to excel in exams. Her prodigious talent in mathematics amazed her teachers. The prodigious young artist held her first exhibition at age ten.
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- French:prodigieux, extraordinaire, ...
- German:gewaltig, erstaunlich, ...
- Italian:enorme, straordinario, ...
- Spanish:enorme, asombroso, ...
- Portuguese:enorme, extraordinário, ...
- Chinese:巨大的, 惊人的, ...
- Japanese:巨大な, 驚異的な, ...
- Arabic:ضَخْم, مُذْهِل, ...
- Hebrew:עֲצוּם, מַפְלִיא, ...
- Russian:огромный, удивительный, ...
- Ukrainian:величезний, дивовижний, ...
- Hindi:विशाल, अद्भुत, ...
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