Prodigiously is valid Scrabble Word

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12 letters word
19 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for PRODIGIOUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:

Enormously; wonderfully; astonishingly; as, prodigiously great.
Very much; extremely; as, he was prodigiously pleased.

ADVERB:

PRODIGIOUS, resembling or befitting a prodigy
to a prodigious degree

ADJECTIVE:

remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree
unnatural or abnormal

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

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

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How to use PRODIGIOUSLY in a sentence

Not more than two centuries ago, the Portuguese brought thence the first scion, which has multiplied so prodigiously that we now see entire forests of orange-trees in Portugal.
As regards her dress, she was prodigiously coquettish, and her own face was surely what she thought most of on earth.
He, Benjamin, had remained the one idler, the one unfruitful scion of that swarming tribe, which had toiled and multiplied so prodigiously.
He had great ambitions for Betty, whom he fondly believed to be possessed of intelligence above the lot of woman, and he always laboured prodigiously to advance her education.
Nazareth is a Moravian village, of four or five hundred inhabitants, looking prodigiously like a little town of the old world, except that it is more neatly kept.
Bashti held his lean sides with merriment while tears of purest joy ran down his prodigiously wrinkled cheeks.
To the day of his death he kept up his studies, and he studied prodigiously.
And the first signs thrilled and moved him prodigiously.
As it is sometimes put, what we think has a prodigiously close connection with what we are.
He is a positive treasure, absolutely trustworthy and prodigiously energetic.

Individual struggles have largely passed away, but group-struggles increase prodigiously.
Rowcliffe had calculated that to have him in her pocket would increase prodigiously her social value.
Around the fires were many warriors, some of them sleeping in their blankets, while others were eating prodigiously, after their manner.
The tobacco output was of course increasing prodigiously.
The consumption of wine in Georgia, and above all at Tiflis, is prodigiously great.
So long as the farm was open to competition the offers for it multiplied prodigiously, and rose in equal proportion.
The great canyon yawned prodigiously where its rock gates stood open to grant the party admission to the sanctum of the hills.
He went up in the air prodigiously, a rigid, distorted thing of hardened muscles and engine-like activities.
Meanwhile, the mob outside had prodigiously increased, and had begun to exhibit some disposition to riot.
THE feeling of interest excited by the Trial was prodigiously increased on the fourth day.
So prodigiously did he love and hate, that he had no permanent sense except for her.
It covered two sides of a prodigiously long sheet of paper.
His entertainments, seldom indeed at his own cost, were prodigiously expensive.
And in eight days they will be prodigiously fat, one peny loaf, and less then two quarts of Milk and about half a pound of Sugar will serve little ones the whole time.
The young man was prodigiously surprised to find her, as he sprang like a cat into the room, reading a letter from du Tillet, whose handwriting he recognized at a glance.
It was a proud moment when the fountain in the frogpond on the Common threw on high the water prodigiously brought from far Cochituate.
The Spaniards were so prodigiously afraid of him that, I tell you, sir, I was sometimes proud he was an Englishman.
King we learned that his harvest had been prodigiously productive.
On that warm evening the audience was small, but the discourse was prodigiously large.
Lupot was so prodigiously active that in four days he had run through nearly the whole of Paris, caught an immense cold, and spent seven shillings in cab hire.
It was prodigiously successful, so far as the reputation of the speaker was concerned.
Moistened by the salt mist the trees did not wither, but grew prodigiously.

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