Prodigious

What do we mean by prodigious?

Impressively great in size, force, or extent; enormous. adjective

Extraordinary; marvelous. adjective

Portentous; ominous. adjective

Having the character or partaking of the nature of a prodigy; portentous.

Wonderfully large; very great in size, quantity, or extent; monstrous; immense; huge; enormous.

Very great in degree; excessive; extreme.

Synonyms Monstrous, marvelous, amazing, astonishing, astounding, extraordinary.

Of the nature of a prodigy; marvelous; wonderful; portentous. adjective

Extraordinary in bulk, extent, quantity, or degree; very great; vast; huge; immense adjective

Very big in size or quantity; gigantic; colossal; huge. adjective

Far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degree adjective

So great in size or force or extent as to elicit awe adjective

Of momentous or ominous significance adjective

Very big in size or quantity; gigantic; colossal; huge.

Extraordinarily exciting or amazing.

Ominous, portentous.

Monstrous; freakish.

Large, or abnormally huge Urban Dictionary

An exclaimation made by Izzy on the English version of Digimon: Digital Monsters. Means something exciting or intellectually stimulating. Extraordinary or impressive Urban Dictionary

Basically the fucking greatest band ever. Mac daddies, the lot of them. Urban Dictionary

Essex based Euro-dance outfit who had a number of breakthrough hits in firestarter, breathe and smack my bitch up. Their music is often played on rock stations due to the similarities between their heavy-dance and some metal bands. Urban Dictionary

1. A person who is usually unbelievably, exceptionally good at the things they do, sometimes with little to no effort at all. Prodigy's can be rare to come by and usually attract a large fanbase and audiences consisting of both fans who want to know them and haters who want to be them. Urban Dictionary

Extremely talented dance group from the UK, the group was formed by a genius called Liam Howlett who made dance/techno music kick serious ass, their sound is loud and aggressive and is mainly influenced by hip-hop, rock, metal and punk and many other genres. Listen to their third album Fat of The Land, a truly amazing album which will completly blow your mind. Urban Dictionary

Like your favourite band....but better. Urban Dictionary

Prodigy is the lead singer for Mindless Behavior and is the only one out of all 4 members of MB that didn't come form L.A and is the oldest. He was born in Philadelphia on December 26, 1996. He sings and dances. He has a mohawk that he dies every once in a while. His passion is music and when he was asked why he wants to be famous he said,"“I just love doing this, I want to be famour and known everywhere in the world” (age 12). He is the most serious and from intel, he is the most focused sometimes. He loves his fans and cares for them, he's only hoping that they feel the same way and don't attack him anymore. He is very cute and many fans hope to marry him but he could only have one girl not 400,000. Urban Dictionary

Amazing UK group who have dipped into dance/techno/heavy/trance and kept the queer boy bands outta the top 10 in the late 80's to mid 90's. Urban Dictionary

Badass British mofos who play funky shit techno. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to prodigious:
prodigious, propitious, prodigies, prolixious, proximious, prodigio.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word prodigious:
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Words that rhyme with prodigious:
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