prodigiously

The pair began spending money prodigiously—Baudelaire on paintings of dubious value and she on clothes and jewelry.

Lola, California is a startling novel, as prodigiously smart as it is technically proficient.

This tribute to their feelings so tickled the women that they set down their tea-cups and laughed prodigiously.

Personally, I enjoyed the frank, untrammelled and prodigiously accomplished scion of a vulgar race.

Everyone knew that Fugler drank prodigiously; but so had his father and grandfather, and each of them had reached eighty.

It may be prodigiously presumptuous,” he said, “but I am inclined to think there has been a mistake somewhere.

"They both seemed prodigiously struck with you," said Folsom, in misguided confidence yet pardonable pride.