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Meanings of intellectual prodigy in English
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Usage of intellectual prodigy in English
1
He was an intellectual prodigy,-likePitt, Macaulay, and Mill.
2
A historian, such as we have been attempting to describe, would indeed be an intellectual prodigy.
3
He would, indeed, be an intellectual prodigy.
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I by no means considered him an embryo Webster or Calhoun; never looked on him as an intellectual prodigy.
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Undoubtedly in the days to come Edison will not only be recognized as an intellectual prodigy, but as a prodigy of industry-ofhard work.
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She was no intellectual prodigy, yet her mind was clear and forcible, her judgment matured, and, above all, her pure heart warm and loving.
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On two occasions he had been among the honor students at the high school, and his family and neighbors regarded him as an intellectual prodigy.
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Their legal arguments are intellectual prodigies, abounding with the happiest analogies and the most refined distinctions.
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"Their arguments," he says, "are intellectual prodigies, abounding with the happiest analogies and the most refined distinctions.