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gifted

[gif-tid] / ˈgɪf tɪd /


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Think of it this way: If you’re in the 37% income tax bracket, you will no longer get a tax benefit valued at 37 cents on each gifted dollar.

From Barron's

Little is known about the Playfair’s passage through the centuries, but its profile suggests a life spent moving between gifted hands.

From Los Angeles Times

The very first sapling grown from the Sycamore Gap tree was gifted to His Majesty The King last summer and this will be planted for the nation at a later date, the National Trust said.

From BBC

For decades, technology has been replacing human functions in recording, making it progressively easier—and cheaper—for amateurs to churn out commercial tracks, even if they’re not gifted singers or producers.

From The Wall Street Journal

The gifted and logorrheic podcaster has lately asserted an argument on “collective punishment” and “identity” that sounds, at first, vaguely plausible.

From The Wall Street Journal