Demon and Prodigy

Demon

Demon noun - An evil spirit.

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Prodigy and demon are semantically related. in genius topic. In some cases you can use "Prodigy" instead a noun "Demon".

Nearby Words: demoniac, demonic, demonical, demonically, demoness

Prodigy noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.

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Demon and prodigy are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Demon" with "Prodigy", this nouns are similar.

old	old demon	old prodigy
complete	complete demon	complete prodigy
true	true demon	true prodigy
powerful	powerful demon	powerful prodigy
Other adjectives: actual, real, evil, young, former, flying, eponymous, sadistic.

Said noteworthy case is more of an inversion: the Mage Warden was already a prodigy by his own kind's standard before he even became grey warden and the demon possessing Connor is the one who's desperately trying to scam its way out of a direct confrontation.

Source: Did You Just Scam Cthulhu?
It's about a group of demon-hunters in in Shanghai, year 2050, struggling financially (only because they can't manage to do a job without destroying half the city.)A young boy, supposedly a prodigy on the subject, begs to join the team.

Source: Manga / Shanghai Youma Kikai
In Spirited Heart, when demon Child Prodigy Hade gets selected to become a scientist at the King's Royal Laboratory, one of the teachers notes that she is at least forty years younger than the previous youngest researcher.

Source: Ludicrous Precision

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