prodigious
prəˈdɪʤəs
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Definition of prodigious - Reverso English Dictionary

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Adjective

1.
sizeremarkably large in size or extent
  • The prodigious mountains loomed over the village..
colossal enormous immense
2.
amazingcausing amazement or wonder
  • His prodigious talent for music astonished everyone..
astonishing marvelous stunning
3.
talentRareextremely talented, especially at a young ageRare
  • The prodigious pianist played with incredible skill.
exceptional extraordinary remarkable
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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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  1. French:prodigieux, extraordinaire, ...
  2. German:gewaltig, erstaunlich, ...
  3. Italian:enorme, straordinario, ...
  4. Spanish:enorme, asombroso, ...
  5. Portuguese:enorme, extraordinário, ...
  6. Chinese:巨大的, 惊人的, ...
  7. Japanese:巨大な, 驚異的な, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَخْم, مُذْهِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֲצוּם, מַפְלִיא, ...
  10. Russian:огромный, удивительный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:величезний, дивовижний, ...
  12. Hindi:विशाल, अद्भुत, ...

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