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prodigious

/prəˈdɪdʒ.əs/

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adjective

/prəˈdɪdʒ.əs/C1formal
  • ruОписывает нечто необычайно или впечатляюще большое по масштабу, размеру или степени.

Describes something remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree.

  1. Remarkably large or impressiveC1formal

    Extremely large in size, amount, or degree; impressive.

    ruОгромный

    • The project required a prodigious amount of time and resources.
    • She has a prodigious talent for playing the piano.
    • The storm caused prodigious damage to the coastal towns.

    Synonymscolossalenormoushugeimmensemassivemightymonumentalstupendoustremendousvast

    Antonymsinsignificantmeagersmalltinytrivial

  2. Extraordinary or amazingC1formal

    Something that is so great or unusual as to cause wonder or amazement.

    ruНеобычайный

    • The athlete showed prodigious strength during the competition.
    • His prodigious memory allowed him to recall every detail.
    • The artist's prodigious output included hundreds of paintings.

    Synonymsamazingastonishingastoundingextraordinaryincrediblemarvelousphenomenalremarkablestaggeringwondrous

    Antonymsaveragecommonmediocrenormalordinaryunimpressiveunremarkableusual

Forms
  • more prodigious comparative form
  • most prodigious superlative form
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