gifted
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3.5
- adjective
- /ˈɡɪftɪd/
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- The program is designed to support gifted children with exceptional abilities.
- Gifted Children
- Gifted students
- Gifted Education
So, but you're also a really gifted, humble, kind human being.
- So, but you're also a really gifted, humble, kind human being.
- You guys are incredibly gifted, smart, talented leaders.
- Like a lot of people are sort of tragically gifted and flawed at the same time.
- What am I naturally gifted at, parlayed with?
- She is A gifted freelance journalist.
- Now that bro, I'm telling it with that gifted guy that got bro.
- And then operationally, I felt like I was gifted in a way with operations.
Examples
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You guys are incredibly gifted, smart, talented leaders.
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And then operationally, I felt like I was gifted in a way with operations.
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God said, do you understand how gifted and talented you are?
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We didn't know how to treat gifted students in those days.
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Gifted students tend to get their work done quickly and may seek further assignments or direction.
Academic text (2008) -
Gifted individuals do not know what creates the drive, energy, or absolute necessity to act.
Academic text (2008) -
So, but you're also a really gifted, humble, kind human being.
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It just so happens that I am good friends with the headmaster of the Oaks Academy for Gifted Education.
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Many students at the academy are gifted in mathematics and science.
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She is a gifted musician who plays the violin beautifully.
Synonyms
949
3.7
Very clever and skilled at thinking or solving problems
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1.0
Naturally able to do something well
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8.4
Showing very high skill in music or art
Antonyms
How Talented
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gifted comes from the word gift plus the ending -ed, which once meant 'given'; a helpful image is a person who has been 'given' a talent. That's why gifted describes someone who naturally has a special ability.