child prodigy
1 of 1noun/ˈtʃaɪld prəˈdɪdʒi/
Forms:child prodigies
1
a child that is unusually gifted or intelligent
- Mozart was a famous child prodigy, composing music at a very young age.
- The child prodigy stunned the audience with her complex piano performance at only six years old.
- His parents realized he was a child prodigy when he solved advanced mathematical problems effortlessly.
- The young chess player was labeled a child prodigy after defeating grandmasters in multiple tournaments.
- Being a child prodigy often comes with high expectations and unique challenges.
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