Einstein
- noun
- /ˈaɪnstaɪn/
- Informal
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Einstein
- She became known as an Einstein in the field of artificial intelligence due to her groundbreaking research.
You may be smart, but you're no Einstein.
- You may be smart, but you're no Einstein.
Examples
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Your dog's not Einstein, but he's still a smart cookie.
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And I used to think all you Einsteins were weenies.
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You've got a mind like einstein, boss.
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...which einstein called... ...his theory of relativity.
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The young prodigy surprised everyone with his mathematical skills, earning him the title of a true Einstein among his peers.
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Many consider Marie Curie to be an Einstein of her time for her exceptional contributions to science.
Synonyms
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A person who thinks of the main ideas for a plan
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A person with very strong intelligence or creative skill
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A person who plans and leads a difficult, clever project
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A person who is very smart and good at solving hard problems
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A person with very great knowledge or skill in one subject
A very smart person who solves difficult problems quickly
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A rule that describes how particles like photons can gather in the same energy state
How Intelligent
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- Slur
- Offensive
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Einstein comes from the name of the famous scientist Albert Einstein, who had very original and clever ideas about space and time. Because of him, people use Einstein to mean 'a genius' or someone very smart.