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talent Definition


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talent
noun
    1. A special or innate skill, aptitude or ability, especially for art or music, etc.
      Thesaurus: aptitude, ability, forte, knack, gift, capability, skill, endowment, flair, expertise.
    2. High general or mental ability.
    3. A person or people with such skill or ability.
    4. colloq
      Attractive members of the opposite sex as a group.
    5. historical
      A measure of weight and unit of currency used eg by the ancient Greeks and Romans.
Derivative: talented
adj
    Having or showing talent
      Thesaurus: gifted, accomplished, adept, adroit, capable, artistic, skilled, brilliant; Antonym: maladroit, inept.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon talente, from Latin talentum, from Greek talanton sum of money.



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