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Definition of prodigy
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Prodigy
(n.)
Anything
so
extraordinary
as to
excite
wonder
or
astonishment;
a
marvel;
as, a
prodigy
of
learning..
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Marvel
::
Marvel
(n.) That which
causes
wonder;
a
prodigy;
a
miracle.
Wonder
::
Wonder
(n.) A cause of
wonder;
that which
excites
surprise;
a
strange
thing;
a
prodigy;
a
miracle.
Wonderwork
::
Wonderwork
(n.) A
wonderful
work or act; a
prodigy;
a
miracle.
Admiration
::
Admiration
(n.) Cause of
admiration;
something
to
excite
wonder,
or
pleased
surprise;
a
prodigy..
Monster
::
Monster
(n.)
Something
of
unnatural
size,
shape,
or
quality;
a
prodigy;
an
enormity;
a
marvel..
Prodigy
::
Prodigy
(n.) A
production
out of
ordinary
course
of
nature;
an
abnormal
development;
a
monster.
Sign
::
Sign (n.) A
remarkable
event,
considered
by the
ancients
as
indicating
the will of some
deity;
a
prodigy;
an
omen..
Ceremony
::
Ceremony
(n.) A sign or
prodigy;
a
portent.
Prodigy
::
Prodigy
(n.)
Anything
so
extraordinary
as to
excite
wonder
or
astonishment;
a
marvel;
as, a
prodigy
of
learning..
Prodigy
::
Prodigy
(n.)
Something
extraordinary,
or out of the usual
course
of
nature,
from which omens are
drawn;
a
portent;
as,
eclipses
and
meteors
were
anciently
deemed
prodigies..
Prodigious
::
Prodigious
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
prodigy;
marvelous;
wonderful;
portentous.
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