Child prodigy
Child prodigy noun - A prodigy whose talents are recognized at an early age.
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Synonyms for Child prodigy
Genius and child prodigy are semantically related. in very gifted young person topic. In some cases you can use "Genius" instead a noun phrase "Child prodigy".
Genius
Genius noun - A very smart person.
Child prodigy and genius are semantically related. You can use "Child prodigy" instead a noun "Genius".
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- However, it doesn't turn out as he'd hoped: Peggy is a wealthy socialite that is Happily Married to a handsome guy and is a wonderful mother, Kelly is is a college student genius and child prodigy in French and writing, while Bud is also a genius and a ladies man on top of it.
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Jennifer of Disgaea: Hour of Darkness is said to have been a child prodigy and quite a technology genius, but by the time the plot happens she's no longer a child.
Source: Child Prodigy - Jon Masters from Dale Brown's books was a child prodigy in the past who's retained his genius in adulthood.
Source: Child Prodigy
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