Talent and Wizard

Talent

Talent noun - A special and usually inborn ability.

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

Nearby Words: talented, talentless

Wizard noun - A person skilled in using supernatural forces.

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Talent and wizard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Talent" instead a noun "Wizard".

Nearby Word: wizardry

good	good talent	good wizard
female	female talent	female wizard
pure	pure talent	pure wizard
best	best talent	best wizard
Other adjectives: original, true, genuine, single, powerful, actual, real, great, young, new, former, greatest, local.

As Esk's unique talent for wizard magic emerges, Granny Weatherwax first trains her in witchcraft as a good enough way to help her control it, and then has to take her to Unseen University for actual wizard training.

Source: Discworld / Equal Rites
Most of them can perform mundane tricks like lighting candles and levitating water, and once in a while one has enough talent to be called a wizard.

Source: Doing In the Wizard
Chapter 138 mentions a wizard in Chicago with a talent for imploding the Toclafane.

Source: Fan Fic / The Magic of Torchwood

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