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prodigious
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  • There is a prodigious fear of this court in the country—  (source)
  • This is a gigantic city, after all, and it produces a prodigious volume of garbage.  (source)
  • That is the most prodigious girl in this school!  (source)
    prodigious = fabulous (beyond what is usual)
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  • a prodigious variety of puddings, meringues, and cookies,  (source)
    prodigious = enormous (far beyond what is usual in magnitude)
  • Stanley [prodigiously elated]:  (source)
    prodigiously = far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degree
  • "Superprodigious," Quentin whistled.†  (source)
  • "Yeah, the circle was prodigious," Erin said.  (source)
    prodigious = enormous
  • they could feed prodigiously, and soon a few scattered bones were all that remained of the splendid live brute that had faced the pack a few hours before.  (source)
    prodigiously = far beyond what is usual
  • In the close quarters of an American nuclear family, their mother's prodigious energy was becoming a real drain on their self-determination.  (source)
  • in the middle of a prodigiously tough snore  (source)
    prodigiously = far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degree
  • And so let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops of New Hampshire.  (source)
    prodigious = enormous
  • As she had seen him twice and he had different suits on each time, Maggie had a dim impression that his wardrobe was prodigiously extensive.  (source)
    prodigiously = enormously; or of a magnitude or degree that is far beyond what is usual
  • the easiest and the quickest way to get the makings of the vicarage to the village was to hire a forestry barge at a prodigious thirty dollars a day.  (source)
    prodigious = enormous
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