Prodigious is valid Scrabble Word

Is prodigious a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for PRODIGIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

resembling or befitting a prodigy
remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree
unnatural or abnormal
Of the nature of a prodigy; marvelous; wonderful; portentous.
Extraordinary in bulk, extent, quantity, or degree; very great; vast; huge; immense; as, a prodigious mountain; a prodigious creature; a prodigious blunder.
so great in size or force or extent as to elicit awe
of momentous or ominous significance
far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degree

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a obsolete; being an omen; portentous; resembling or befitting a prodigy; strange, unusual (see prodigy)

Words related to PRODIGIOUS

prodigiously19 prodigiousness18

Words that contain PRODIGIOUS

prodigiously19 prodigiousness18 prodigiousnesse19 prodigiousnesses20

How to use PRODIGIOUS in a sentence

Districts like Bethnal Green and Mile End are found to show the smallest increase, while outlying districts like West Ham grow at a prodigious pace.
The phenomena presented by the evening papers was certainly prodigious, and prodigiously affecting.
He was a true prophet of the prodigious growth, but he had a fatal gift for selling good and buying bad.
Also, it seemed as if a prodigious enlargement of my brain was taking place within the skull itself that did not enlarge.
This commenced the strife, which immediately raged with great fury, and with prodigious clamour.
Three years and more than seven hundred thousand pounds sterling, or to make it seem more prodigious, nearly eighteen million francs, were consumed in its building.
They would grapple with their work in a prodigious manner, and make a great noise.
Besides, the newspapers would raise a prodigious row, and then Parliament will have to appoint a commissioner of inquiry.
Rose at Exeter, a prodigious smart young man, quite a beau, clerk to Mr.
The national debt, the high rate of taxation, the prodigious expense of the poor, and the nature of the government, are peculiar to this country.

Thanks to the prodigious powers of the forty-foot telescope, a last satellite, the seventh, showed itself on the 17th of September, 1789, between the sixth and the ring.
Then the people came to offer their respects to the seigneur and Nairne speaks of the prodigious consumption of whiskey and cakes at such a time.
All this time Lancelot was displaying prodigious musical activity, so much so that the cost of ruled paper became a consideration.
These same Typees enjoy a prodigious notoriety all over the islands.
But the man of science had ransacked every hill along the Saco, and knew nothing of these prodigious piles of wealth.
Count Brown, finding himself in danger of being surrounded, thought proper to secure his retreat, which he effected with great art and gallantry, carrying off a prodigious booty.
The advantage which the royal cause received from this poem, in exposing the fanaticism and false pretences of the former parliamentary party, was prodigious.
But what need I thus talk of the particular actions, or rather prodigious sins of Mr.
Daun made what was, for him, prodigious efforts also, and kept the lead he had gained.
And Lesurques, it may be, was deficient in ability, in one knows not what, in that prodigious personal force that one expects to find in falsely-accused innocence.
I see, said I, a huge Valley, and a prodigious Tide of Water rolling through it.
You have many of these prodigious Persons, who have had some extraordinary Accident at their Birth, or a great Disaster in some Part of their Lives.
He made one to-night of prodigious length, which brought him into personal collision with Major ARCHER-SHEE.
In the second place, the saving of expense in cleansing and repairing would be prodigious.
It took time to feed them, and a prodigious amount of meat.
The small party of knights, too, were rapidly thinned, although performing prodigious deeds of valour.
The European trade had swelled enormously, and the duties brought in a prodigious revenue.
One animal in particular has Nature created in prodigious form.
It rises in Suabia, and after visiting Bavaria, Austria, Hungary, and taking thence a prodigious circuit, falls at last into the Black or Euxine sea.
It seemed to her a prodigious sum, but she was none the less economical with it.

Similar words containing PRODIGIOU without suffix s

prodigiously19 prodigiousness18 prodigiousnesse19 prodigiousnesses20

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