Prodigies Meaning in English
word · lemma: prodigy
Definition
'Prodigies' are people, especially children, who have exceptional talent or ability in a particular area at a very young age.
Usage & Nuances
Usually refers to young individuals, especially in music, math, or chess. Common collocation: 'child prodigy'. Can be used for adults but is less common. Not to be confused with 'prodigy' as a miracle or wonder (rare poetic sense).
Example Sentences
Many prodigies play piano before the age of five.
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Some prodigies solve complex math problems easily.
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Famous prodigies have appeared in history books.
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The world is fascinated by young prodigies who break records.
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Her music teacher realized she was one of those rare prodigies early on.
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Not all prodigies remain in the spotlight when they grow up.
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