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Meaning prodigy meaning

What does prodigy mean?

prodigy

— noun an impressive or wonderful example of a particular quality the Marines are expected to perform prodigies of valor — noun an unusually gifted or intelligent (young) person; someone whose talents excite wonder and admiration she is a chess prodigy — noun (= omen) a sign of something about to happen he looked for an omen before going into battle

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Topics prodigy topics

What do people use prodigy to talk about?

Language and thought Think Mind

Intelligent

What words describe an intelligent child?

bright gifted precocious prodigy whiz kid
What words refer to a person who thinks well?

academician genius highbrow illuminati intellectual literati magus philosopher priest prodigy sage scholar scholastic thinker able thinker wise man

Examples prodigy examples

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Simple sentences

Tom is a child prodigy.

Mary was a child prodigy.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was an amazing child prodigy who started playing the harpsichord at the age of three and who gave his first public performance at the age of five.

I'm not exaggerating when I call him a prodigy.

It's no exaggeration to say that he's a prodigy.

The four-year old prodigy composed a symphony.

Tom was a child prodigy.

Mozart was a child prodigy.

Tom was considered a prodigy in his youth.

Tom is a math prodigy.

Movie subtitles

Not only that, but I'm beginning to feel like the world's oldest child prodigy.

The prodigy, the 14-year-old virtuoso.

They've come to take you back home. because each country is very proud of its own prodigy. and they want you to learn from, and to help, your own people.

And wherefore gaze this goodly company, As if they saw some wondrous monument, Some comet, or unusual prodigy?

And where are the prodigy children?

I knew it. My son's a prodigy.

He was a child prodigy.

Alfred Grunfeld himself was a infant prodigy at the Sladky Academy.

Bernhard, Gustav is going to be a child prodigy. Isn't it wonderful?

The universe is about to bring forth a prodigy beyond our understanding.

Not of the brilliant little prodigy but of his father, who had taught him everything.

This kid's a prodigy.

A sort of. prodigy.

A prodigy?

No. A prodigy.

An infant prodigy.

The child prodigy. The artist. 4 times!

Playing against your child prodigy wasn't so easy.

Of its own prodigy and they want you to learn from, and to help, your own people.

You were a child prodigy.

A child prodigy.

The child prodigy.

I was an infant prodigy.

What are you now prodigy!

He asks for you to come with me to a dinner party tonight at the Wertheims'. And that you take that prodigy, that small calculator named Pech.

And this is his protege, the young prodigy at arithmetic and son of Pech, our janitor.

His intelligence was so high, he was considered a child prodigy.

So you're a child prodigy?

I already expected a prodigy of His goodness.

A prodigy!

Misters and misisses, the Hungarian tap-dance prodigy.

The Hungarian tap-dancing prodigy!

News and current affairs

For the American champion, the match was the consummation of two decades of chasing the title, starting from his days as a child prodigy.

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