savant
1 of 1noun/səˈvɑnt/
Forms:savants
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a person with extraordinary skills or expertise in a particular domain, often alongside other cognitive or developmental challenges
- The child prodigy was hailed as a math savant, effortlessly solving complex equations at a young age.
- Despite his autism diagnosis, the musical savant could play intricate compositions on the piano after hearing them only once.
- The art gallery showcased the works of a painting savant, whose abstract creations captivated audiences worldwide.
- The tech industry marveled at the coding savant's ability to write flawless software with minimal effort.
- The academic world recognized the linguistic savant for her remarkable fluency in multiple languages, surpassing even native speakers in proficiency.
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