How to spell PRODIGES correctly?
If "prodiges" is misspelled, it may be meant to be "prodigies", which refers to unusually talented or gifted individuals. Other similar words could include "prodigious", meaning impressive or enormous in size or "prodigal", meaning wasteful or extravagant.
List of suggestions on how to spell prodiges correctly
- Parodies The internet is filled with parodies of popular songs and movies.
- predigest I prefer to predigest my food so that my stomach doesn't have to work as hard.
- prodigal The prodigal son returned home after years of living a wasteful life.
- Prodigies The music school only accepts prodigies who have shown exceptional talent and skill at a young age.
- prodigy As a child, Mozart was a musical prodigy who astounded audiences with his talents at a young age.
- produces The factory produces hundreds of widgets each day.
