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What word best describes something that is 'prodigious'?

  1. Minuscule

  2. Enormous

  3. Moderate

  4. Insignificant

The correct answer is: Enormous

The word "prodigious" is often used to describe something that is remarkably great in extent, size, or degree. It conveys a sense of something being extraordinary or impressive. When considering the choices, "enormous" best captures this essence, as it suggests something that is large or vast, aligning perfectly with the connotation of "prodigious." The other options suggest smaller or lesser attributes. "Minuscule" implies something very small, "moderate" indicates a middle ground that doesn’t reflect the grandeur associated with "prodigious," and "insignificant" denotes something that is not worth consideration due to its lack of importance or size. Thus, "enormous" stands out as the suitable descriptor for "prodigious."

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