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Meanings of prodigy in English
Usage of prodigy in English
1
You forget, Taurus, I trained for a long time with her prodigy.
2
Michael is a 16 year old classical prodigy whose… Read more Audio
3
What about that shortcut that may allow your progeny to be prodigy?
4
Jenny Lind is a wonder, and a prodigy in song-andno mistake.
5
He was less the man transfigured than the victim of this prodigy.
6
Neither was it recorded that this prodigy of legal learning began young.
7
Then this friendship with the theatrical prodigy will be at an end.
8
You'll have many teachers here in Rome, but Juba is a prodigy.
9
She had been Tom Piper's prodigy, and now she was coming back.
10
This fearful prodigy was succeeded by that desolating disaster, the Serampore fire.
11
By a prodigy Guillaume was alive and already on his legs again.
12
After the mention of one prodigy, others also were reported, as usual.
13
This same infant prodigy generally carries about with him an old pipe.
14
Cello wasn't light-skinned either, but she'd been a prodigy all her life.
15
How would such a prodigy in time appear to his own age?
16
Was the wonderful event about to take place, the prodigy she awaited?
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Translations for prodigy
Prodigy through the time
Prodigy across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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