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prodigy

noun as in person or thing that is extraordinary

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When Chandni turns 4 and reveals herself to be a musical prodigy, she becomes a source of wonder.

In the world of child prodigies, novelists are the rarest breed.

Puthli, an Indian jazz prodigy, was a Studio 54 star and friends with Warhol.

“I ran to his dad, grabbed him by the arm and said, ‘He is a prodigy.’”

Sister Albertine had been a prodigy, securing an office job in a construction company when she was 14.