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Translate files Prodigy
/ˈprɒd.ɪ.dʒi/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A person, especially a young one, endowed with exceptional qualities or abilities.
The young pianist was considered a prodigy, playing complex sonatas with ease.
A remarkable or outstanding example of a particular quality.
The team's performance in the championship was a prodigy of teamwork and skill.
A person who makes an extraordinary or unusual feat.
The scientist's discovery was hailed as a prodigy of innovation in the field of medicine.
Etymology
From Latin prodigium, meaning 'an omen, portent'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
musical prodigy:
A child or young person who is exceptionally talented in music.
child prodigy:
A child who demonstrates extraordinary talent or ability at a young age.
prodigy of innovation:
Refers to someone who shows exceptional creativity or inventiveness.
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Slang Meanings
A person who is extremely talented in a specific area.
That kid is such a prodigy at math; he solves problems like an adult.
Someone who exceeds expectations in a given field.
She’s a real prodigy on the basketball court, scoring points that impress everyone.