Prodigious: In a Sentence
Prodigious - Definition
» very large in size, force, or extent; enormous
Use Prodigious in a sentence
Since Stan’s car accident, he has been taking prodigious amounts of pain pills.
After overindulging in a prodigious meal, I really needed a nap.
She is very proud of her son who has a prodigious talent for playing the guitar.
As evidenced by her excessive weight, Amber has a prodigious appetite.
The magician held the audience’s attention with several prodigious tricks.
Despite his disability, Harlen has made many prodigious accomplishments.
Organizing the fundraiser was a prodigious task for us.
I am afraid of the wrestler because of his prodigious size!
Although she was eager to try new things, Jane was hesitant to do a prodigious stunt like jumping out of an airplane.
A die-hard reader, my Aunt Edith has a prodigious collection of books.
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Prodigious Synonyms
huge, massive, giant, enormous, tremendous, immense, monstrous, immeasurable
Prodigious Antonyms
tiny, little, negligible, small
Related Forms
prodigiously (adverb), prodigiousness (noun)
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