A parvenu of the middle classes, he was brutal in his treatment of the lower orders and a sycophant in his behaviour towards the powerful; prodigiously active, ill-obeyedas was the custombut much dreaded.
A prodigiously long tail, beetling eyebrows with long black hairs, black ears, face, feet and hands, and a general greyish-brown colour of the fur are the distinctive characteristics of the langur.
Arachnids are prodigiously numerous.
But the lesson is prodigiously enhanced when we pass from the pulpit to his household ministrations.
For example, the matter transporters used so prodigiously throughout the franchise were unreliable at best and dangerous at worst.
Paris is a prodigiously researched narrative, studded with gems of testimony from a host of recondite sources.
Saint-Saëns was one of the most prodigiously gifted polymaths in musical history.
The same year was one of special importance in the prodigiously versatile activities of Leonardo da Vinci.