Benefit
Talent
Talent noun - A special and usually inborn ability.
Benefit and talent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Benefit" instead a noun "Talent".
Nearby Words: talented, talentless
How words are described
| good | good benefit | good talent |
| special | special benefit | special talent |
| best | best benefit | best talent |
| particular | particular benefit | particular talent |
| Other adjectives: specific, considerable, obvious, small, actual, real, great, huge, little, main, major, possible, less, unexpected, primary, scientific, magical. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- The prototypical network executive's time revolves not around nurturing talent for the benefit of all, but around making him or herself look competent.
Source: Screwed by the Network -
No doubt describing everything around her for her sister's benefit helped her writing talent, too.
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Blessed with Suck: Most of the characters with any significant talent, be it magic, larceny or good looks, end up paying for it more than they benefit.
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