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Meanings of infant prodigy in English
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prodígio Synonyms
Examples for "child prodigy"
Examples for "child prodigy"
1
It changes pretty quickly because people get tired of the child prodigy thing.
2
I don't know, really, but she was a child prodigy on the violin.
3
On the back was a brief account of the child prodigy.
4
Freddy Kempf has all the appearance of having been a typical child prodigy.
5
Blaise Pascal, a French mathematician, physicist, and religious philosopher, was a child prodigy.
1
Such a child is therefore called a wonder child.
2
It's not that I don't glory in you, Lilly, and your having a wonder child.
3
I was something of a wonder child, and at an early age developed considerable facility and brilliancy.
4
She opened her eyes and smiled, the ancient smile Leonardo did so well, mother with wonder child.
5
Franz Anton von Weber, who was a capable musician himself, had always cherished the desire to give a wonder child to the world.
Usage of infant prodigy in English
1
This same infant prodigy generally carries about with him an old pipe.
2
He was an infant prodigy, whose musical genius revealed itself in his earliest childhood.
3
Some infant prodigy which is a standard of mischief throughout its neighbourhood misleads them.
4
He must share the infant prodigy he had discovered.
5
He was in no sense an infant prodigy.
6
In music she was not only an infant prodigy, but very much of a born genius.
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The press began to notice this infant prodigy, who wished to remain quite unheralded until her debut.
8
Probably there is no record of an infant prodigy more extraordinary than that which these letters contain.
9
I'll speak like a regular infant prodigy.
10
He spoke slowly and carefully, yet with a faint lisp, much as some infant prodigy might speak.
11
There's usually some sort of infant prodigy ready to play at any entertainments of the Doctors' Club.
12
Mabel snapped out, Where's the infant prodigy?
13
She promotes a young Russian painter, an infant prodigy and helped to found an English theatre in Budapest.
14
In the first place, my dear mother did all she could to make me an infant prodigy of learning.
15
I did more, I brought upon myself through the local newspapers the handicapping title of " infant prodigy."
16
Who better to capture the century in its infancy than an infant prodigy, using a technology still in its relative infancy?