prodigiously Synonyms
Strongest:
- miraculous
- incredible
- astonishing
- surprising
- marvellous
- amazing
- staggering
- stunning
- wonderful
- extraordinary
- sublime
- marvelous
Strong:
- fabulous
- awesome
- stupendous
- astounding
- impressive
- spectacular
- remarkable
- unusual
- portentous
- wondrous
Weak:
- rare
- eye-opening
- incomprehensible
- conspicuous
- awful
- notable
- inconceivable
- attractive
- entertaining
- unbelievable
- attracting
- uncommon
- unthinkable
- charming
- outstanding
- unique
- mind-blowing
- striking
- mind-boggling
- noticeable
- sensational
- singular
- phenomenal
- smashing
- enlightening
- alluring
- unwonted
- enchanting
- unimaginable
- fascinating
- interesting
- exciting
Strongest:
- dull
- tiring
- uninteresting
- normal
- unremarkable
- tedious
- uninspired
- typical
- unexceptional
- monotonous
- tedious
- weary
- dull
- tiring
- unimpressive
- monotonous
- uninspired
- unimpressive
- wearisome
- boring
- customary
- usual
- wearying
- uninspiring
- usual
- customary
- normal
- unexceptional
- mundane
- uninteresting
- draining
- typical
- boring
- mundane
- draining
- common
- wearisome
- common
- uninspiring
- unremarkable
- weary
- ordinary
- ordinary
- wearying
Strong:
- enervating
- wearing
- debilitating
- wearing
- jading
- enervating
- jading
- discouraging
- debilitating
- fatiguing
- exhausting
- fatiguing
- exhausting
- discouraging
Weak:
prodigiously Meaning
prodigiously (r)
to a prodigious degree
prodigiously Sentence Examples
- Despite his young age, he excelled prodigiously in his studies, graduating at the top of his class.
- The athlete trained prodigiously, dedicating countless hours to perfecting his technique.
- She worked prodigiously to complete the project ahead of schedule, impressing her colleagues with her efficiency.
- The artist's creativity flowed prodigiously, producing a constant stream of innovative works.
- Despite his injury, he continued to work prodigiously, refusing to let anything hinder his progress.
- The author's novels sold prodigiously, earning him international acclaim and recognition.
- She possessed a prodigiously analytical mind, able to dissect complex problems with ease.
- The scientist's research contributed prodigiously to our understanding of the universe.
- Despite the challenges they faced, the team persevered prodigiously, ultimately achieving their goals.
- The musician practiced prodigiously, honing his skills until he reached a level of mastery.
FAQs About the word prodigiously
to a prodigious degree
miraculous, incredible, astonishing, surprising,marvellous, amazing, staggering, stunning, wonderful, extraordinary
dull, tiring, uninteresting, normal,unremarkable, tedious, uninspired, typical, unexceptional, monotonous
Despite his young age, he excelled prodigiously in his studies, graduating at the top of his class.
The athlete trained prodigiously, dedicating countless hours to perfecting his technique.
She worked prodigiously to complete the project ahead of schedule, impressing her colleagues with her efficiency.
The artist's creativity flowed prodigiously, producing a constant stream of innovative works.
