Imagination and Talent

Imagination

Imagination noun - The skill and imagination to create new things.

Usage example: she lacks the imagination to be anything but an imitator of other directors' cinematic styles

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Talent and imagination are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Talent" instead a noun "Imagination".

Talent noun - A special and usually inborn ability.

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Imagination and talent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Imagination" instead a noun "Talent".

Nearby Words: talented, talentless

good	good imagination	good talent
original	original imagination	original talent
sheer	sheer imagination	sheer talent
wild	wild imagination	wild talent
Other adjectives: strong, powerful, real, big, great, huge, little, young, creative, unique, incredible, strange.

It seems to have limits, but what they are (other than being born with the talent, imagination and skill) are unknown.

Source: Reality Warper aka: Reality Warping
With a big enough budget, a little imagination and some talent to provide a memorable voice (though this may not be the case for much longer), you can take a prop and turn it into a character.

Source: Starring Special Effects
And the fun never ends in Christmasland, where these wonderful children get to stay children — forever.At 116 years old, Charles Talent Manx has spent decades kidnapping children to Christmasland, a place built by his imagination in a world that exists somewhere alongside ours.

Source: Literature / NOS4A2

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