What does "prodigy" mean??

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Answer 1

hyperdictionary.com

Answer 2

genius..

Answer 3

in my own words...

a child genius with a ton of talent

for example:

a 12-year old kid who has a 4.0 GPA and plays sports and instruments

hope this helps

Answer 4

a person, esp. a child or young person, having extraordinary talent or ability: a musical prodigy.  

Answer 5

Often used to refer to a very young child who exhibits remarkable genius and/or skills and talent in areas others usually have to practice for years to arrive at. It seems to be an inborn trait that manifests itself in outstanding ways to make it appear phenomenal to others to witness. Mozart was a child prodigy, learning to play harpsichord merely by watching his father teach his sister when Mozart was only three. Soon after, at age 5, I believe, he wrote his first musical composition.

Answer 6

Someone that has an exceptional NATURAL ability in something. It would be beyond what someone could learn by sutdying or practising extremely hard. They achieve their ability seemingly effortlessly and surpass most of not all in their field..