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Meanings of savant in English
Usage of savant in English
1
The savant of Spanish Leftist political secrets then made the following revelation:
2
Here is the cause of difference between the savant and the savage.
3
She almost smiled; it really was like talking to a five-year-old savant.
4
I say, that wouldn't by any chance be Isaac Newton the savant-?-!
5
He had there the savant who set you on your legs again.
6
Here the savant seeing a hobby-horse near, caught him and jumped on.
7
I wonder what kind of savant-like optimists could make music so otherworldly.
8
The savant, mounted on his favorite hobby, continued to ride it beautifully.
9
Treated as a savant by M. Blanqui, the author was not prosecuted.
10
The artisan, the savant, and the orator, are all three God's workmen.
11
He must be a savant, a professor, or something of that sort.
12
My freshman roommate was an idiot savant who smoked dope all day.
13
And unfortunately, as my political savant friend observed, it appears to be working.
14
Just ask Hank Green of the Vlogbrothers; he is a slitted sheet savant.
15
Widener's work lets us envisage the world as a savant does.
16
He instructs while smiling; and he is a savant while a light-hearted friend.
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Savant across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common