prodigious

/pɹəˈdɪd͡ʒəs/adjective

Remarkably large in amount, size, or degree; enormous.

Example sentence

“The team put in a prodigious effort to finish the bridge on time.”

Pairs with 'appetite' and 'talent'. Related to 'prodigy', but it describes scale, not youth.

Related words

prodigySomething amazing or unusual regarded as a sign of things to come; a marvel or wonder.prodigalSpending or giving something freely and wastefully; extravagant.productiveProducing useful results or getting a lot done.procureTo get hold of something, often with some effort.productivityThe quality of producing a lot or working efficiently.procrastinateTo keep putting off something you should be doing.