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Meanings of most prodigious in English
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Usage of most prodigious in English
1
By the most prodigious effort she regained control of her fleeing composure.
2
This concert in the silent square made the most prodigious effect.
3
They were in a most prodigious and unseemly state of uproar.
4
Another step-taken after the most prodigious battle-and-NOTHINGsprang out on me.
5
The smile was the most prodigious on which Jack Carleton had ever looked.
6
The number of killed, wounded, and taken prisoners, was most prodigious.
7
These are innumerable, lying in most prodigious quantities, all over the Salts of Carolina.
8
Yet it was the most prodigious siege of modern days.
9
Of those five infant prodigies, she was the most prodigious.
10
Therefor it was equally certain that the doctor had made a most prodigious discovery.
11
Prince Esterhazy crossing a bar of sunshine was the most prodigious rainbow of all.
12
He thought it was a bloodthirsty Spanish grenadier, with a most prodigious cap on his head.
13
This new measure, however-thisarbitrary and most prodigious system of taxation, struck home to every fireside.
14
He remains the party's most prodigious fund-raiser.
15
The most prodigious, dubbed R136a1, is an astounding 265 solar masses.
16
This patriotism is sometimes stimulated by religious enthusiasm, and then it is capable of making the most prodigious efforts.
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