Ideal and Prodigy

Ideal

Ideal noun - Someone of such unequaled perfection as to deserve imitation.

Prodigy and ideal are semantically related In some cases you can use "Prodigy" instead a noun "Ideal".

Prodigy

Prodigy noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.
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Synonyms for Prodigy

Ideal and prodigy are semantically related in model topic. Sometimes you can use "Ideal" instead a noun "Prodigy".

Nearby Words: prodigious, prodigal, prodigiously

How words are described

true true ideal true prodigy
powerful powerful ideal powerful prodigy
actual actual ideal actual prodigy
real real ideal real prodigy
Other adjectives: absolute.

Both words in one sentence

  • A literal child prodigy even before he started breaking the laws of reality — and a first-class Jerkass — he sets about making a nanotech formula to transform anyone into his ideal wife.
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