prodigiously

To extraordinary degree

Prodigiously means to a remarkable or extraordinary degree, suggesting something impressive in scale, intensity, or output.

A prodigiously talented musician possesses exceptional ability.

Someone who reads prodigiously consumes books at an astonishing rate.

She worked prodigiously to meet the deadline.

The word carries a sense of abundance verging on excess.

remarkably

extraordinarily

To a remarkable degree

incredibly · exceptionally · spectacularly · marvelously · wondrously · miraculously · astoundingly · impressively · formidably · breathtakingly

talent

brilliantly

With remarkable excellence

masterfully · wunderkind · savant · genius · Mozart · polymath · remarkably · talented · exceptionally

quantity

abundantly

In great quantity

plentifully · bountifully · profusely · extensively · amply · generously · inexhaustibly · lavishly · unstintingly · numerously

scale

enormously

To vast degree

massively · colossally · tremendously · monumentally · gigantically · stupendously · titanically · astronomically · overwhelmingly · staggeringly

Opposites
degree/magnitude

prodigiouslyminimally

To the smallest extent

negligibly · insignificantly · slightly · barely · marginally

impressiveness/remarkability

prodigiouslyunremarkably

In an ordinary manner

ordinarily · averagely · commonly · typically · mundanely

Family

prodigious, prodigiousness

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G