Intellect
Prodigy
Prodigy noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.
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Synonyms for Prodigy
Intellect and prodigy are semantically related in genius topic. Sometimes you can use "Intellect" instead a noun "Prodigy".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- talent and intellect
- talent and prodigy
- master and intellect
- master and prodigy
- mastermind and intellect
- mastermind and prodigy
- intellectual and intellect
- intellectual and prodigy
- genius and intellect
- genius and prodigy
- expert and intellect
- expert and prodigy
- virtuoso and intellect
- virtuoso and prodigy
How words are described
| alien | alien intellect | alien prodigy |
| brilliant | brilliant intellect | brilliant prodigy |
| powerful | powerful intellect | powerful prodigy |
| real | real intellect | real prodigy |
| Other adjectives: serious, potential, capable, incredible, former, amazing, greatest, scientific, fighting, eponymous, mathematical. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Charles Wallace Murray from A Wrinkle in Time and its sequels is truly a prodigy both in intellect and in wisdom.
Source: Innocent Prodigy - An unrivaled prodigy, his intellect is such that he can learn complicated concepts in days when would take even the most intelligent people months or years.
Source: The Gift -
Conphas, a warrior prince, is said to have the appearance of a god and is also a strategic genius who states that "war is intellect." The Survivor is strong enough to survive the sacking of Ishual and also a prodigy among Dunyain.
Source: Literature / Second Apocalypse
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