prodigy
/ˈprɑːdɪdʒi/
nounprod · i · gy
Think: a PRODIGY is a kid who can do a lot—"PRO" (professional-level) + "DIG" (digs deep into skills) + "Y" (young).
Yes, it's prodigy. Watch the ending: it’s -gy (pro-di-gy), not -gey or -gie.
Definitions
- nouna person (especially a young one) with extraordinary talent or ability
- nounsomething remarkable or extraordinary, especially an impressive achievement
Examples
- “The chess prodigy won the tournament against much older players.”
- “Her teachers noticed she was a prodigy in math by the time she was ten.”
- “Finishing the marathon in under three hours was a prodigy of endurance for a first-time runner.”
Synonyms
geniuswhizphenomenonwunderkindsavant
Antonyms
mediocritydunce
Translations
ES prodigioPT prodígioFR prodige
Common misspellings
prodigeeprodegyprodigieprodegeyprodigeyprodigyprodogy
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